The Somali Construction and Electricity Workers Union (SOCEWU) chairman Ubeydullahi Abdiweli visited the Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU) office in Kenya demonstrates an exchange of ideas and collaboration between the two organizations.
Adams Barasa, being a member of COTU, likely played a role in facilitating the meeting and representing the interests of the Kenyan trade union movement. It’s possible that the purpose of the visit was to discuss common challenges faced by construction and electricity workers in both countries, share experiences, and explore opportunities for cooperation.
Such interactions between trade unions can promote solidarity and foster international cooperation in advocating for the rights and welfare of workers. They may also involve discussions on issues such as workers’ rights, fair wages, occupational safety, and improved working conditions. Overall, this visit highlights the importance of cross-border collaborations among labor unions to address shared concerns and promote the interests of workers in different countries.
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