Suzi Barbosa 'yar siyasa ce ta Bissau-Guinean, 'yar majalisa kuma mai gudanarwa na kwamitin 'yan majalisar mata na Guinea-Bissau.[1]

Suzi Barbosa
Minister of Foreign Affairs (en) Fassara

2 ga Maris, 2020 - 14 ga Augusta, 2023
Minister of Foreign Affairs (en) Fassara

3 ga Yuli, 2019 - 5 ga Faburairu, 2020 - Ruth Monteiro
Member of the National People's Assembly of Guinea-Bissau (en) Fassara

Rayuwa
Haihuwa 5 ga Yuli, 1973 (51 shekaru)
ƙasa Guinea-Bissau
Karatu
Makaranta University of Lisbon (en) Fassara
Harsuna Portuguese language
Sana'a
Sana'a ɗan siyasa

Barbosa mai ba da shawara ce ga shigar mata cikin harkokin siyasa na ƙasa na Guinea-Bissau. Ta kasance ɗaya daga cikin masu rajin kare hakkin mata a Guinea-Bissau a tsakanin mata daga yankin Bafatá da suka kaucewa kada kuri'a a zaɓe idan ba a saka mata a cikin jerin 'yan takara ba. Ta yi nuni da cewa, “Guinea-Bissau tana da yawan al’ummarta galibi mata ne, kuma abin bakin ciki ne ganin cewa ba su da damar da maza suke da su, musamman wajen yanke shawara, da a ce suna da halin da ƙasar ke ciki ta fuskar tattalin arziki da kwanciyar hankali da ya bambanta.”[2][1][2]

Ta kasance wakiliya a taron farko na Da'irar Mata ta Majalisar Dokoki ta ƙasa a birnin Quebec a cikin shekarar 2017, wanda ya kunshi 'yan siyasa daga ƙasashen Faransa, da suka taru don inganta karfin shugabannin mata na duniya.[3]

Tun daga shekarar 2016, ta kasance Sakatariyar Harkokin Hulɗa da Jama'a ta Ƙasashen Duniya a Guinea-Bissau.[4]

A ranar 3 ga watan Yuli, 2019, ta zama Ministar Harkokin Waje. [5]

Manazarta

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