Diaspora Nationals Celebrate Independence Day Anniversary – Eritrea Ministry Of Information
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Asmara, 31 May 2024 – Nationals in South Sudan, Libya, Angola, Norway, and the US have colorfully celebrated the 33rd Independence Day anniversary under the theme “Peace Anchored on Resilience.”
The celebratory event on 26 May in South Sudan was attended by members of the diplomatic community, invited guests, and numerous nationals.
Eritrea’s Ambassador to the Republic of South Sudan, Mr. Yohannes Teklemicael, stated that Eritrea’s independence was achieved through the heavy sacrifices of its sons and daughters. He also called on nationals to actively participate in national affairs during this promising stage.
Mr. Markos Merhatsion, Chairman of the Holidays Coordinating Committee, noted that the colorful celebration of Independence Day by nationals attests to their unity and coherence. The event was highlighted by cultural and artistic performances by musicians and singers from Eritrea.
The 33rd Independence Day anniversary was also celebrated in Tripoli, Libya, attended by members of the diplomatic community, representatives of the Community of Sahel-Saharan States (CEN-SAD), and numerous nationals.
Nationals in various cities of Angola celebrated the 33rd Independence Day with patriotic zeal, featuring programs depicting their attachment to their homeland. The event in Luanda showcased cultural and artistic performances by renowned Eritrean artists, as well as sports competitions. The nationals expressed their conviction to actively participate in the implementation of national development initiatives.
The celebratory event in Oslo, Norway, was attended by numerous nationals, especially the youth. Participants noted that they celebrated the Independence Day anniversary in remembrance of the heavy sacrifices made for it and expressed their commitment to contribute to national affairs. They also honored the gallant Eritrean Defense Forces.
Nationals in the US cities of Los Angeles, Atlanta, and San Jose also colorfully celebrated the 33rd Independence Day anniversary with various programs depicting the significance of the day. A statement from the Eritrean Embassy was presented at these events.
Participants, on their part, called for necessary corrective measures against offenders and the continuation of sustainable awareness-raising activities.