Statement by Foreign Minister Osman Saleh ...
Statement by Foreign Minister Osman Saleh
Ministerial Conference on “Sustainability of Migratory Phenomenon; towards a new Model of Dialogue”
Rome, Italy
Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen
It gives me a great pleasure to address this meeting on “Sustainability of Migratory Phenomenon; towards a new Model of Dialogue”. Immigration has a long history and currently constitutes a mighty force globally with deep ramifications in the economic, social and political landscape of countries. The directions of flows are asymmetric; the broader pool has heterogeneous traits and is linked to human trafficking and related crimes…..
Migration is not peculiar to Eritrea and it assumed different forms at different times of its history. The migration flow in the last decade in particular demands understanding of Eritrea’s concrete reality….
Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen
Eritrea’s development efforts since independence in 1991 has focused on nation building to reconstruct the tattered economy, institutions and infrastructure inherited as a result of colonial policies and the protracted war of occupation…. Read more
Eritrean delegation attends 69th session of WHA
Eritrean delegation attends 69th session of WHA
The Eritrean delegation attending the 69th session of the World Health Assembly delivered statement representing 47 African countries.
In his statement, the Charge d’Affaires of the Permanent Mission of the State of Eritrea to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva, Mr. Bereket Woldeyohannes underlined that all member states and International Organizations have a legal and moral obligation to provide healthcare to all migrants and refugees. Read more
President Isaias Afwerki Speech – Eritrea...
President Isaias Afwerki Speech – Eritrea Independence Day 2016
President Isaias Afewerki’s speech on the...
President Isaias Afewerki’s speech on the occasion of the 25th Independence day celebrations
Dear Participants,
Allow me to congratulate the people of Eritrea everywhere as well as the friends who stood on the side of, and extended their solidarity to, the liberation struggle and independence of the Eritrean people.
Let me further express our profound gratitude to all our compatriots who have come from abroad to amplify the significance of this auspicious moment, as well as to foreign and domestic artists, athletes, youth, students and children who have made tremendous efforts, under the coordination of the Commission of Culture and Sports, to present spectacular shows.
What is the significance of 25 years or quarter of century of “resilience and development”? Where did we start from; in which place? And, where are we going?
Where did we start from; where are we and where could we have been; what is the trajectory of our future progress? How do we conduct resistance and development? Why does that succeed? How did we achieve independence? How do we defend and build it? All these questions/issues impinge and define the contours of our road-map. In this perspective, I will give a bird’s eye view without going into minute details. Read more
