Fatimo Isaak Bihi
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Fatimo Isaak Bihi is a Somali former diplomat. She was the first ever female ambassador (Ambassador to Switzerland).[1] Bihi is also the former Director of the ,[2] as well as being a former Permanent Representative for Somalia at the United Nations.[3]
At the last record of her living was 2015 no further information can be determined from her bio.
Tripe:Daarood, mareexaan, Reer diini Reer siyaad.
References[]
- ^ "A Surprise Visit by Ambassador Extraordinaire Fatima Bihi". WardheerNews. 2018-09-21. Retrieved 2020-05-30.
- ^ Novicki, Margaret A. (1983). Africa policy in transition: conference report, the African-American Conference, Harare, Zimbabwe, January 10–14, 1983. African-American Institute. p. 4.
- ^ Novicki, Margaret A. (1985). Toward a new Africa policy: conference report, the African-American Conference, Libreville, Gabon, January 7–10, 1985. African-American Institute. p. 4.
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