شعب إريتريا يتحدى الصعاب – السيد عبد القادر...
شعب إريتريا يتحدى الصعاب – السيد عبد القادر بكري حمدان
Eritrea 2017 in Review – Part I
Eritrea 2017 in Review – Part I
by Mela Ghebremedhin | What a year it has been for the world and for Eritrea also. The country has gone through a year of challenges and successes. Stronger diplomatic ties have been registered. New economic agreements have been signed. The capital city, Asmara, entered the UNESCO World Heritage list. Financial reform continues and public diplomacy in the diaspora prospers despite the numerous obstacles that the transnational network is facing. Mobilization campaigns keep on. The year 2017 is definitely a year of transition for Eritrea. In our first part, let’s review the year 2017 for Eritrea with a focus on diplomacy and cooperation. Read more
Editorial – EU’s Ambivalent Stance on...
Editorial – EU’s Ambivalent Stance on Migration
In what appears as a knee-jerk reaction to public outrage following the recent CNN footage showing “migrants being sold as slaves” in Libya, the EU has floated the notion of a “humanitarian corridor” to relocate “stranded refugees to Europe”. In an apparent bid to elaborate the contours of this new policy, Italian Interior Minister, Marco Minniti, stated this week that “up to 10,000 refugees are slated to benefit from the programme in 2018”. Read more
Ambassador Saleh holds talks with Angolan...
Ambassador Saleh holds talks with Angolan officials
Asmara, 22 December 2017- Mr. Omar Saleh, Eritrea’s Ambassador to South Africa and Southern African countries held talks with different Angolan officials focusing on strengthening bilateral relations. Ambassador Saleh was on a working visit to Angola from 15 to 19 December. Read more
President Isaias Receives Credentials of Six...
President Isaias Receives Credentials of Six Ambassadors
Asmara, 19 December 2017 – President Isaias Afwerki today received the credentials of Ms. Susan Ngongi-Namondo, United Nations Resident Coordinator; Mr. Toshitsugu Uesawa of Japan; Mr. Michael-Christos Diammesis of the Hellenic Republic; Ms. Agrina Mussa of the Republic of Malawi; Mr. Daniel Cavegn of the Swiss Confederation; and, Mr. Ramiah Yogarajan of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. The ceremonies took place at the Denden Guest House here in the capital. Read more
