Our Programme of Action, adopted at Congress, set out an ambitious vision: to build a movement powerful enough to challenge the forces that are driving our world into crisis and putting profit over people.
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We're proud to have already made gains, like in Pakistan, where we supported 20,000 women Community Health Workers to form their first national union. But we are also confronting a critical reality - extending these wins and achieving our vision requires us to fundamentally change how we work.
As part of the transition, we are placing our member unions at the heart of all our work. Not as passive recipients but as active partners who drive our initiatives forward. This means engaging unions more meaningfully in our programs, being more transparent in our operations, and making deliberate choices about how we allocate our limited resources.
This year also marked important leadership transitions that position us for the future. Jocelio Drummond retired as Regional Secretary for Inter-America after 28 years of service to PSI and was succeeded by Euan Gibb. In Africa & Arab Countries, Sani Baba retired as Regional Secretary after 18 years with PSI and was succeeded by Daniel Oberko. We also welcomed Alpha Diallo as our new Head of Operations.