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Abdikarem Maruf is the Program Manager at Minbar Initiative, overseeing the daily operations of core programs and advancing the organization’s mission of socio-economic development and public policy shaping. With awards and recognition in innovation, Maruf is a member of the UN MENA Youth Advisory Group and a graduate of the US State Department's Young African Leaders Initiative fellowship.
René Brosius, a PhD student in Law at the University of Bayreuth, holds degrees in Modern and Contemporary History, Sociology, Political Science, and Law. With experience in the German Bundestag and the Hessian State Chancellery, his doctoral thesis examines applying German Basic Law principles to Somalia's state structure.
Omar Abdullahi Abdi is a dynamic and versatile individual, whose pursuits span across various fields of interest. Through his activism, academic pursuits, digital art, and writing, he showcases a unique perspective and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. His multifaceted approach to life is truly inspiring and serves as a testament to his creativity, drive, and dedication.
Abdi Aynte is a former minister of planning and international cooperation of Somalia, and a co-founder of the Heritage Institute for Policy Studies, a premier think tank in Mogadishu.
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