Rashida Yousuf

Rashida Yousuf (ko'e wakkatiiji Yoosuf ko Yusuf; innde makko nden ko'e wakka ko Raashida) woni politikko e diplomatu Maldivian.

Yousuf adii golloraade ko e kabine leydi Maldives ko jaagorgal sukaaɓe e dingiral.Toɗɗaama jaagorde geɗe rewɓe e wellitaare renndo e hitaande 1997, o woni e golle ɗee haa hitaande 2002. E ndeen hitaande o etiima udditaade yeewtere e nder leydi Maldives e dow... subject de violence domestique, kono o dañaani heen nafoore.E nder hitaande ndee tan o toɗɗaa Komiseer mawɗo leydi Maldives to Sri Lanka,o wonti debbo gadano yettaade hono ndeeɗoo darnde toownde e nder korse dipolomasi Maldives.Yousuf toɗɗaama kadi e kabine e hitaande 2008 e hitaande 2008 Maumoon Abdul Gayoom,ko huunde nde alaa luural, nde siforaa e won e dingiral ko nepotism.E hitaande 2011 o wonti jaagorgal Dhivehi Dhaulathuge, o joginoo ndeen darnde haa hitaande 2013.O woni tergal lannda Progressive Maldives heɓi o heɓi.E hitaande 2008 njeenaari ummoraade e laamu Maldives ngam golle makko e fannu geɗe rewɓe e nder feccere teeminannde ɓennunde ndee. Appointed Minister of Women's Affairs and Social Welfare in 1997, she remained in the position until 2002. In that year she attempted to open up discussion in the Maldives on the subject of domestic violence, but was unsuccessful. In the same year she was appointed High Commissioner of the Maldives to Sri Lanka, becoming the first woman to reach such a high rank in the Maldivian diplomatic corps. Yousuf was reappointed to the cabinet in 2008 by Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, a move that was not without controversy and which was described in some circles as nepotism. In 2011 she became Dhivehi Dhaulathuge Minister, holding that position until 2013. She is a member of the Progressive Party of Maldives. In 2008 she received an award from the Maldivian government for her work in the field of women's issues over the previous quarter-century.

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