Ahmed Ali Massud is a Yemeni/Somali scholar, with a long career on humanitarian/relief programs and advisor to multi migration trends, IDPs and asylum seekers in and around the Horn of Africa, Yemen, North Africa and southern Europe. His footprints are always remembered in the front line of the field operations in UNAMID Darfur, WFP HQ, UNHCR Yemen and UNHCR Uganda.
Ahmed Massud was born in Gendershe, a small coastal village 60 km to the south of Mogadishu city, Somalia.  He was raised in Mogadishu and attended public primary/intermediate & secondary schools. As student volunteered on year to the Somali nation’s literacy campaign.
Attended Somali National University Faculty of Political Sciences and later joined SNU university lectures and was a leader in the SRYU. Worked and attended SIDAM (Somali Institute for Development Administration and Management). Attended St. John’s University, Rome branch; New York University in Governance and Diplomacy courses.

Mohamed Aden Ali An industrious individual with thirteen years’ experience in Health program administration, emergency education field media and trainings. Dedicated to working in partnership, along with excellent communication and interpersonal skills enabling me to build and hold relationships with a broad range of people from diverse cultural contexts.
A team player with a proven ability, to deliver results in a fast-paced work environment and to prioritize and handle variety of tasks, and meet established deadlines.
Courageous, commitment to work, self-motivated, confident, achievement-oriented, humble and trustworthy. Familiar with several donor guidelines and standards namely, Qatar Red resent, ECHO, SHFUSAID, FFP, OFDA, WFP, UNICEF, UNHCR, SIDA AND DFID. Expert in Data Analysis, Programme, Project Cycle management, Planning & Organization skills, Research Studies and Assessments, and Training and Facilitation Skills.