@ChekolRufael @TsedayMekbib The concept of "natural boundaries" often arises in geopolitics, by unstable persons. The desire for port access is economic and strategic—not sentimental.
@TsedayMekbib We didn’t bleed for 30 years just to be told our coastline is someone else’s "natural boundary." Eritrea isn’t an extension of your map. We’re a sovereign nation—not your access road. We were never waiting for permission to exist.
The Red Sea belongs to Eritrea. Period.
@HabtishGurmu The majority of Ethiopia's rainfall, especially during the Kiremt season (June to September), comes from the Indian Ocean. This can be roughly estimated to contribute 70-80% of the annual rainfall, particularly in the Ethiopian highlands.
@HabtishGurmu The Southwest Monsoon winds that bring moisture to Ethiopia primarily originate from the Indian Ocean and hese winds typically come from the following regions: Somalia: The winds travel over Somalia, which lies directly to the east of Ethiopia, bringing the moisture inland.
@Riovice The Southwest Monsoon winds that bring moisture to Ethiopia primarily originate from the Indian Ocean and hese winds typically come from the following regions: Somalia: The winds travel over Somalia, which lies directly to the east of Ethiopia, bringing the moisture inland.
The Southwest Monsoon winds that bring moisture to Ethiopia primarily originate from the Indian Ocean and hese winds typically come from the following regions: Somalia: The winds travel over Somalia, which lies directly to the east of Ethiopia, bringing the moisture inland.
@NatyYifru@saayEritrea@UN Where do we begin? Was Eritrea an entity that existed separately under Italian and British administration different from Sudan and Ethiopia, when did Haile Selassie annex it by force? Most educated people who say that Menelik was the father of Ethiopia would u also disagree?
@abibsh@ethiopiansone Ethiopia ranked 97 in the Economic Complexity Index (ECI -0.86), and 134 in total exports ($4.24B). That same year, Eritrea ranked 163 in total exports ($789M), Ethiopia needs more than triple its exports to catch up to Eritrea.
@ethiopiansone Ethiopia ranked 97 in the Economic Complexity Index (ECI -0.86), and 134 in total exports ($4.24B). That same year, Eritrea ranked 163 in total exports ($789M), Ethiopia needs to triple its exports to catch up to Eritrea. You don't make sense.
@EliasAmare@UN_HRC There has been silence regarding the events unfolding in Gaza, suggestingmotivated by political agendas, notice specifically a bias against Russia. (UN_HRC), are compromising their credibility by seemingly selecting which global issues to address..