Security Council Resolution 2408
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Operative Clause 10)
Requests UNSOM to continue to implement its mandate in an integrated manner, and welcomes the Secretary-General’s efforts to strengthen strategic integration and decision-making across the UN system within respective mandates, including with consideration of the role of women and youth
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Operative Clause 11)
Welcomes the commitment of the Federal Government of Somalia, in accordance with the rule of law, [...] and encourages dialogue with civil society and the Somali public, including the integration of women and youth in this regard
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Operative Clause 14)
Reaffirms the important role of women and youth in the prevention and resolution of conflicts, and in peacebuilding, stresses the importance of their full, equal and effective participation in all efforts for the maintenance and promotion of peace and security, notes that women are not adequately represented in governmental organisations at regional and national level and urges the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member States to continue to promote increased representation of women at all decision-making levels in Somali institutions
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Operative Clause 17)
Underlines the importance of swift implementation of the National Security Architecture in order to develop Somali-led security institutions and forces, both military and civilian, that are capable, affordable, acceptable and accountable with the ability to provide security and protection to the people of Somalia, in particular to deliver effective security and protection for women, children and persons in vulnerable situations
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Operative Clause 24)
Underlines the importance of respect for international humanitarian law and the protection of civilians, especially women and children, by all parties to the conflict in Somalia
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Operative Clause 5)
Encourages UNSOM to enhance its interaction with Somali civil society at national and regional level, including women, youth including through the Youth Council and the Youth Caucus, business and religious leaders, and to help ensure that the views of civil society are incorporated into the various Somali-led, inclusive political processes
Security Council Resolution 2408 (Preamble)
Welcoming the progress made since the election of President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmaajo on 8 February 2017, including the swift appointment of a Government, the increased representation of women in Parliament and Government