Workneh Gebeyehu

Workneh Gebeyehu

politician Ethiopia

Workneh Gebeyehu is the Secretary General of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), an organization focused on promoting regional cooperation and integration in Eastern Africa. He has been in the news due to his leadership role in addressing the challenges of poor governance and ethical leadership in the region, as highlighted during a recent IGAD workshop in Mombasa where youth leaders challenged him on the need for better preparation of future leaders.

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Kenya Kenya: Workneh Gebeyehu is the Igad Executive Secretary who urged youths to use social media to advocate for peace. 8

The Standard: Youths urged to use social media to champion for peace

Kenya Kenya: Workneh Gebeyehu urged regional leaders to open doors wider for women and young people in peace building efforts across the Horn of Africa. 8

The Standard: Gender CS, Igad boss rally women, youth to drive peace efforts

Kenya Kenya: Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu led the high-level coordination meeting aimed at strengthening strategic cooperation in the implementation of Agenda 2063. 8

The Standard: IGAD hosts coordination meeting to boost Agenda 2063 implementation

Kenya Kenya: Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu is leading the IGAD delegation to the high-level summit with a focus on advancing the region’s strategic priorities in peace and security, trade integration, multilateral cooperation, gender equality, youth empowerment, and sustainable development. 9

The Standard: IGAD rallies African unity at AU mid-year summit, champions Agenda 2063 vision

Kenya Kenya: Workneh Gebeyehu is the IGAD Secretary General who faced a challenge regarding the failure to prepare leaders in the region. 3

The Standard: Our leaders excel in setting a bad example for the next generation