Salma Almasabi is a distinguished political and human rights activist with numerous national, political, and social achievements. Since the 1990s, she has been responsible for the media department in the executive office of the Yemeni Women's Union. Additionally, she has managed the social department in the General Union of Educational and Pedagogical Professions and overseen the women's sector in the Yemeni Coalition for Education for All. Almasabi serves as the Secretary-General of the Bilqis Women’s Club and the Executive Director of the Bilqis Library for Women and Children. She is also a member of the Feminist Consensus for Security and Peace. Her extensive involvement includes participation in the Comprehensive National Dialogue Conference and managing the hotline at the Arab Foundation for Human Rights. She is a member of the Yemeni Women’s Forum for Dialogue, Yemeni Women for Peace (with CMI), the Network to Combat Violence against Children, and serves as Secretary-General of the Women for Peace Alliance.

Almasabi has contributed to numerous workshops both domestically and internationally, focusing on advocacy and election management, women’s laws, psychological and strategic support, peacebuilding, and women’s and children’s rights. She also participated in the International Visitor Leadership Program hosted by the US State Department, titled "Women in Politics and Economics," among many other initiatives.

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