Mr. Semere Russom, Minister of Education conducted seminar for the 31st round members of the national service focusing on the vision, principle and objective of education system in Eritrea. At the seminar that was...
By Billion Temesghen This is your third visit to Eritrea and yet another busy one for you, Prof. Ted. Oh yes. This time I went to all of the regions of Eritrea and it...
Mr. Chair, I would like to thank those who in their interventions stressed the importance of constructive partnership in the promotion and protection of human right as well as expressing their concern about politicization,...
Statement delivered by Amanuel Giorgio Charge d’affaires during the Interactive Dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Situation in Eritrea New York, 26 October 2017 Mr. ChairmanDistinguished delegates This is the fifth time the Special...
Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen! At the outset, I would like to express my gratitude to all of you for accepting our invitation to participate in this very important occasion. This year’s World Food Day...
President Isaias Afwerki gave a live radio and television interview with national media outlets on the 7th of October, focusing on various domestic and regional developments. Excerpts of the first part of the interview...
By Semir Seid The higher the number of people in an area, the more health facilities are required. Eritrea, as a nation, has been working tremendously in the health sector for more than two...
by Sophia Tesfamariam It is that time again. The annual ritual at the United Nations where the Somalia Eritrea Monitoring Group (SEMG) presents its findings, and Ethiopia and its handlers find way to prolong...
by Simon Weldemichael The people of Eritrea, whose unity is rooted in a long tradition of peaceful and harmonious coexistence and was reinforced by the People’s Front (PF), are one of the most unified...
The scourge of terrorism perpetrated under the mantle of religion; the upheavals, huge loss of life and destruction of property that it entails are not, indeed, new in the annals of the political history...
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