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📜🇪🇷 Remembering International Solidarity with Eritrea In March 1988, British Labour politician Glenys Kinnock traveled to liberated Eritrea during the height of the independence struggle. Witnessing the resilience, determination, and sacrifices of the Eritrean people firsthand, she became one of many international voices who helped shed light on Eritrea's cause. In her reflections, Kinnock wrote of the Eritrean people's unwavering spirit in the face of war, famine, and immense hardship, while highlighting their commitment to education, equality, and the empowerment of women even during conflict. Her visit remains a reminder that Eritrea's struggle for independence was not only fought on the battlefield but was also supported by friends around the world who believed in justice, self-determination, and freedom. History remembers those who stood with Eritrea. #Eritrea #EritreanHistory #EPLF #HistoryMatters #AfricanHistory #EritreaStruggle #NeverForget 🇪🇷

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President Isaias Afwerki departed to Cairo in mid-afternoon hours today for a three-day official visit to Egypt. During the visit, President Isaias will hold extensive discussions with President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi on enhancement of broad bilateral ties including in the economic and other sectors. The two Presidents will further discuss vital issues regarding the Horn of Africa; the security of the Red Sea; and, developments in the Middle East Presidential delegation includes Foreign Minister Osman Saleh.

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#Congrats to All: Bini is obviously back.. Another good day for #EritreanCycling!

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World Environment Day commemorated at Barka Secondary School Conference Hall in Asmara today under the theme: "Inspired by Nature; For Climate, For our Future!". Opening Remarks by Mr. Tesfai Gebreslassie, the Minister of Land, Water and Environment. Additional Remarks by Mrs. Nashida Sattar, Representing the UNDP; and, by Ms. Airella Glinni, FAO Representative in Eritrea. Programme also featured, among other items: - Presentation of Progress and Contribution of Students Summer Work; - Paper on Climate Change Consequences and Imperative for Collective Action; - Video Presentation on Waste Management; - Award Ceremony for Winner Students in Climate General Knowledge Competition.

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#Eritrea's senior delegation composed of FM Osman Saleh & Presidential Adviser Yemane G/ab today met, in Rome, Italian Deputy PM & Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani & held warm & productive talks. The two sides discussed boosting bilateral cooperation in various priority sectors.

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President Isaias Afwerki and his delegation were accorded warm welcome by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi on their arrival at Al-Ittihadiya Palace.

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This week, Eritrea was elected by the UN General Assembly to serve in ECOSOC for two years; (2027 -2029). This is indeed a normative event. And, in any case, Eritrea has both the track record and requisite credentials in regard to the main pillars and pronounced objectives of ECOSCO, i.e. sustainable development, partnership and cooperation. But, bewildering as it is, this seems to have rattled feckless Potemkin Party minions and hired foreign lobbyists beyond measure. Because it pokes another big hole in their manufactured narrative of portraying Eritrea in pejorative labels. Eritrea's principled and robust positions/track-record on nurturing global and regional cooperation and partnerships on the basis of symmetry and political independence; its rejection of debilitating dependency and/or act as a surrogate and pliable errand boy for extraneous forces; its commitment to pursue sustainable development - that is anchored on social justice - through the judicious leveraging of its comparative and competitive advantages are otherwise too well-known to merit elaboration here. x.com/Eritrea_UN/sta…

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“Our Resilience: Our Guarantee” beautifully captures the enduring spirit of the Eritrean people and their remarkable journey toward freedom. This independence was forged through incredible perseverance, a steadfast vision, and the profound sacrifices of countless generations. Notably, nearly one-third of the brave freedom fighters were women, highlighting an inspiring chapter in our liberation story. These women not only fought valiantly alongside men but also organised communities, provided care for the wounded, and exemplified courage and strength. Their contributions broke traditional barriers, demonstrating that our fight for freedom was also a catalyst for social change. Let’s celebrate this resilience and look forward to a bright future together! #EritreaAT35

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#Eritrea and the UN at 80: An Example of Effective Partnership; by Ms. Nahla Valji, UN Resident Coordinator in Eritrea *"...Eritrea offers a distinctive example of reform in action. The country’s history of struggle and its philosophy of self-reliance have shaped a model of cooperation founded on mutual respect and shared responsibility. As the Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently emphasized, 'Eritrea’s commitment to self-reliance does not mean isolation. It is a foundation for genuine cooperation' - based on mutual respect, shared responsibility, and a common purpose.” *"...That principle defines Eritrea’s engagement with the UN. The partnership on development is guided by a Cooperation Framework, a jointly agreed plan that reflects national priorities and serves as the main instrument for planning and implementing efforts towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. All UN-supported work derives from this framework, ensuring alignment and national ownership". shabait.com/2025/10/25/eri…

Eritrea @35: Progress, Resilience, and Pride by Bana Negusse *"...Over the past month, Eritreans at home and across the diaspora have been enthusiastically celebrating the 35th anniversary of the country’s independence. And so they should. Freedom was not handed to Eritrea on a silver platter. Rather, it was won through immense sacrifice during one of Africa’s longest and bloodiest liberation struggles". *"...Notably, many of Eritrea’s development indicators and broader social trends compare favorably – sometimes considerably so – with those of numerous countries across Africa and the wider developing world. Moreover, these achievements, impressive as they are in their own right, become even more significant when viewed against the backdrop of the immense challenges that Eritrea has faced, including external aggression, sanctions, regional instability, economic constraints, and climate-related pressures". *"...The strong sense of social cohesion, peace, and harmony that prevails across Eritrea is also something that distinguishes the country positively. For many years, much of Africa, the developing world, and indeed many other parts of the globe have been affected by internecine conflict, sectarian violence, and recurring instability. Sadly, in many areas, safety and security are luxuries. In this regard, Eritrea stands in notable contrast". *"...Beyond the above, there are many other qualities and values that Eritreans can take pride in. These include a deep respect for nature and the environment, as well as a strong culture of humility, modesty, and simplicity that continues to characterize much of Eritrean society. In many communities, ostentatious displays of wealth and status are discouraged, while values such as dignity, mutual respect, hospitality, and collective responsibility remain highly regarded. Together, these qualities form an important part of Eritrea’s social fabric and national character". *"...The resilience of the people, the spirit of self-reliance, the strong sense of social cohesion, the commitment to equality and national ownership, and the developmental gains achieved under difficult circumstances together provide a solid platform for future progress. As Eritrea marks 35 years of independence, there is ample reason not only for reflection, but also for confidence, pride, and hope in the country and its people". shabait.com/2026/05/31/eri…

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