Eritrean community festival in UK
Eritrean community festival in UK
Asmara, 23 July 2019- The 18th annual Eritrean community festival that was underway from 20 July in the presence of Presidential Adviser Mr. Yemane Gebreab concluded with patriotic zeal.
The annual festival that was conducted in London was highlighted by cultural performances by Eritrean artists and artists from neighboring countries, seminar on the objective situation in the homeland, Shingrwa programs from the cities of Manchester, Birmingham, Nottingham, Coventry and London as well as bazaars organized by ex-combatants association and other institutions. Read more
The Guardian-Passive conduit of anti-Eritrea...
The Guardian-Passive conduit of anti-Eritrea Propaganda
By Zerai Solomon | The last few months have been exciting and full of jubilation in Eritrea – so why is the Guardian still stuck in its outdated narrative of this Horn of Africa country?
Eritrea and Ethiopia signed aPeace Declaration in July officially ending twenty years of instability and tension. Since then, regular flights resumed between the two capitals and the borders have opened for people of both countries to travel freely. Read more
Professional Forum held in London UK
Professional Forum held in London UK
London | Mr. Yohannes Fassil, member of the Advisory Board, presented the opening remarks by welcoming the participants and wishing the event a success. The aim of the forum is to start mobilising Eritrean Professionals towards the establishment of strong, viable and vibrant associations and to establish practical and formal links with institutions in Eritrea. Read more
Witness of the most unique & fabulous...
Witness of the most unique & fabulous discussion & workshop forum, hundreds of youth participate the conference in UK!
Sheffield, 7th October 2017 | Eritrea Youth Discussion & Workshop Conference that was held in Sheffield, United Kingdom has concluded with enthusiasm. The goal of the educational Conference, was designed to harness and build a “Patriotic, Conscious, Youth Movement”, which will build on Eritrea’s past achievements, experiences and safeguard inherited values critical for Eritrea’s desire for a sustainable economic, political and social development. The conference had workshops designed to help youth discuss and debate, learn from each other about their history, heritage and culture, as well as share their professional experiences. Read more
