Journalist Seinab Jiji Participates in International Media and Women’s Conferences in Antwerp, Belgium

Independent journalist Seinab Abdiaziz Mohamed (Seinab Jiji) took part in a number of international conferences held in Antwerp, Belgium, focusing on media development, women’s empowerment, and gender equality. Her participation in these events reflects her growing role as a Somali journalist engaged in both professional journalism and global discussions on issues affecting women and the media sector.

The conferences brought together journalists, media professionals, researchers, women leaders, and representatives from international organizations to discuss the role of the media in promoting equality, amplifying women’s voices, and strengthening women’s participation in public life. The events also addressed key issues such as women’s leadership in media, the importance of ethical reporting on gender-related issues, and the need to create inclusive platforms for women in journalism and communication.

Through her participation, Seinab Jiji contributed to important conversations on the relationship between media and social change, while also sharing perspectives and experiences from Somalia. Her presence at these international gatherings highlighted the importance of including Somali voices in global discussions on journalism, women’s rights, and community development.

The conferences also provided an opportunity for networking, professional exchange, and collaboration with international media stakeholders and women-focused organizations. Such engagements are important in strengthening cross-border partnerships, enhancing journalistic skills, and opening new spaces for advocacy and representation.

Seinab Jiji’s involvement in international conferences in Antwerp demonstrates her commitment not only to journalism, but also to advancing the role of women in media and supporting conversations that promote equality, representation, and professional growth for women in the communication sector.