MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has expressed deep condolences following the death of Dr. Mohamed Yusuf Hassan, a prominent figure in Somalia’s healthcare sector in Mogadishu on Friday.
Dr. Mohamed, who served as chairman of the National Health Professionals Council (NHPC), passed away in Mogadishu, leaving behind a lasting legacy of service to the Somali people.
In a statement, President Mohamud praised Dr. Mohamed’s immense contributions to the country’s healthcare system, calling him a pillar of the health community who dedicated his life to improving public health. “Dr. Mohamed Yusuf Hassan played a major role in saving the Somali community and mentoring generations of skilled healthcare professionals,” President Mohamud said.
The president also highlighted the doctor’s commitment to sustainable health development in Somalia, noting his leadership and expertise had a profound impact on the nation’s healthcare, especially during difficult times.
“Inna Lillaahi Wa Inna Ilayhi Raji’un,” President Mohamud said. “May Allah have mercy on Dr. Mohamed, who served his people and country with distinction.”
The passing of Dr. Mohamed marks a significant loss for Somalia, with many remembering his dedication and leadership in advancing the country’s healthcare sector. The Somali government and people honor his memory by pledging to continue his work in improving the nation’s health system.
