President of the Association of African Economic and Development Japan (AFRECO) Mr. YANO paid a working visit to our Embassy today to exchange ideas and opinions with me on an ongoing dialogue of cooperation in Asmara to promote a public works project in #Eritrea with the support of Japan. エリトリア
Warsay/ EDF response to the Potemkin party - ‘ባዕልኻ ዶ መቓብርካ ይፈሓርየ?'
PotemkinParty, how foolishly ambitious of you to dig your own grave and bring your own shovel! Haven’t you learned from history? Every regime that coveted #Eritrea’s land and dreamed of controlling its Red Sea coast has paid the price of its arrogance. Eritrean sovereignty is NOT up for grabs. Eritreans have fought, bled, and sacrificed for their independence—and they will never surrender what generations gave their lives to defend. Some historical lessons apparently have to be learned the hard way!
#Eritrea #Ethiopia #Somalia #Sudan
Melake Abraham _ New Eritrean music 2026 _መልኣከ ኣብርሃም _ Tewerwari - (Of... https://t.co/Yjb7YNi4bV via @YouTube
President Isaias Afwerki meeting with President Putin at the Russia-Africa Summit
“My perception about the situation in Africa is very dire. The capability of African economies and African governments to make their contributions is indeed limited. We need to recognize that fact in the first place.
Comparing that with the potential of Russia, with the resources here, the technology based, industry based in Russia. Russia should take the lead and make its contributions.
This is not in the African affairs but the contribution from Russia is expected to be as high as anyone can imagine."
#ERITREA #RUSSIA #RussiaAfricaSummit2026
Wonderful to meet H.E. Arrmanatha Nasir, Foreign Minister of #Indonesia, during a journey to Indonesia, with colleagues from #Africa, the #Caribbean, Southeast Asia and the #Pacific.
As a former colleague @UN, it was a pleasure to reconnect, exchange views, and explore avenues for further cooperation and collaboration between our two countries.
The visit offered a valuable opportunity for @UN Permanent Representatives to gain deeper insights into Indonesia, explore opportunities to strengthen bilateral relations, and foster greater cooperation and mutual understanding.
Home to approximately 280 million people across some 17,000 islands, Indonesia is a remarkable tapestry of 1300 cultures, languages, and traditions, united under the founding philosophy of Pancasila.
Its principles of belief in God, just and civilized humanity, national unity, deliberative democracy, and social justice resonate with #Eritrea’s foundational principles of national unity, self-reliance, social justice, and popular participation.
Rooted in distinct historical experiences but united by shared aspirations, #Eritrea and #Indonesia are committed to building cohesive, sovereign nations in which diversity is a source of strength and national unity serves the collective good.
These shared principles provide a strong foundation for deepening bilateral friendship and cooperation, anchored in mutual respect, sovereign equality, and solidarity, and advancing South-South cooperation.
For the PRs traveling together, is also a great opportunity to update reach other on developments in our respective regions…
@EmbassyEritrea Constructive engagement with all nations is always on the table. Eritrea-U.S. relations are progressing steadily under the current administration. No tit-for-tat, no quid pro quo, just a partnership grounded in mutual respect and shared interests. Viva Eritrea! 🇪🇷
It was an honor to receive H.E. Mohamed Hamdy El-Molla, Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to the #UnitedStates.
We had a productive discussion on the excellent bilateral relations between #Eritrea and #Egypt, as well as developments across the #RedSea Basin and the #HornOfAfrica, with a focus on advancing bilateral and multilateral cooperation to achieve our shared goals.
We also agreed to strengthen our coordination and joint efforts to deepen understanding among relevant #US government officials, lawmakers, and other stakeholders, encouraging constructive engagement and a positive role in promoting #peace and #stability in our region.
#EritreaPrevails
#Eritrea: Congrats to All! Africa's Cycling Powerhouse in Action Again!
Yafet Mulgeta wins Gold in the U23 Time Trial, while Merahwi Kudus takes Silver in the elite category (TT) at #2026AfricaCycling in Kenya!
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Reading from a teleprompter on Ethiopia's TV yesterday, the Potemkin Party's Prime Minister disparages Eritrea's economic development, and particularly its manufacturing sector, as "stagnant and in decline" since its independence in 1991.
The speech/interview was also laced with his three-year old threats of war of aggression and invasion unless Eritrea succumbs to his delusional projects of "sovereign access to the sea" and "Ethiopian naval presence" in Eritrea's coastal territory; packaged this time round in different pretexts, language, and format.
To revert to his disparaging discourse on Eritrea's economic performance and potential:
1. In the past 35 years, Ethiopia was the beneficiary of a whopping 80-90 billion US dollars of international multilateral and bilateral assistance;
2. Ethiopia went through two rounds of WB sponsored debt-cancellation rounds, as well as repetitive financial bailouts from the IMF and other donors. For almost ten years in -between, Ethiopia's dire humanitarian conditions were alleviated by the international community under a customized "social safety net" and other similar "intensive care" financial antidotes.
3. The current regime itself has received over 30 billion US dollars in international assistance in the last 8 years alone. In addition, its tattering economy is being resuscitated by another IMF bailout programme to the tune of 3.1 billion US dollars.
4. And yet, as the figures below illustrate, more than 68% Ethiopians are living under extreme poverty while close to 30 million people require urgent humanitarian relief assistance at this point in time.
5. In as far as the 300 manufacturing plants that the PP leader alludes to, these were old factories built during Italy's colonization of Eritrea from 1889 until 1941. The British Military Administration dismantled many of those factories - including the dock in Massawa - as "war booty" and sold them to other foreign countries. The occupationist Haile Selassie regime, in its turn, dismantled many of the remaining factories and transferred them to Ethiopia especially during the imposed "Federation" period.
6. After its hard-won independence in 1991, Eritrea registered rapid economic growth in the first seven years (WB reports). Imposed wars and unwarranted sanctions thereafter naturally affected the pace and magnitude of its economic trajectory.
7. These externalities have nothing to do with Eritrea's open investment and economic policies and visions.
8. And in any case, Eritrea has the abundant economic endowments (blue economy, extractive industry, educated and industrious human capital, and a civilized culture that celebrates religious and ethnic diversity within robust national unity) to excel and achieve its aspirations of rapid and sustainable growth in a conducive and enduring regional climate of peace and stability.
9. Finally, Ethiopia itself could do much better, extricate itself from debilitating dependency, and use its abundant resources for real development if its leaders abandon sectarian policies of division and polarization that incubate perennial cycles of internal turmoil as well as intertwined acts of regional destabilization in pursuit of delusional and expansionist projects.
Yemane G.Meskel @hawelti Minister of Information #Eritrea
The Red Sea order is drastically changing. Saudi Arabia faces serious economic and security threats that could become existential. The US, China, and Russia are in no position to change this trajectory—Washington is distracted, and the UAE is scrambling to adapt.
The only powers left standing are the littoral states: Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia. The Alamein coalition is not a temporary alliance; it is the new reality.
Meanwhile, Abiy Ahmed is burning Ethiopia to the ground to serve foreign patrons who are already packing their bags. While Ethiopia pays the price in blood, destruction, and instability, those who enabled his reckless ambitions are quietly recalculating their interests and planning their exits.
#RedSea #SaudiArabia #Ethiopia #Eritrea #Alamein #Sudan #Egypt #Somalia
Abiy’s Reality vs. His Fantasy (aka Potemkin Party), watch these two video clips taken in the same country on the same day in #Ethiopia.
Yesterday, innocent schoolchildren were attacked by a drone while attending classes, plunging the whole community into chaos and mayhem. Yet, on the very same day, in the very same country, the Prime Minister posted a heavily edited promotional video, complete with sound effects and slow-motion shots, wearing VR gear, showcasing an office for what he calls a Nuclear Energy Centre.
What a cruel joke on the #Ethiopian people!
While the country is engulfed in flames, and his government is busy beating the drums of yet another war against #Eritrea, Abiy is busy producing cinematic propaganda, posing in virtual-reality gear and selling fantasies.
The contrast could not be more grotesque: innocent children face the horrors of war, while their Prime Minister plays in a virtual Reality world.
#Ethiopia is burning in the real world. Abiy is busy marketing fantasy! @_AfricanUnion@ReutersAfrica@BBCAfrica@trtafrika@AlArabiya_Eng@AJEnglish
Honored to receive in my office, this morning, Mr. Johnathan Christ, the incoming #Eritrea Desk Officer at the Bureau of #Africa|n Affairs of the U.S. Department of State. Our discussions covered Eritrea’s consistent stance on peace and stability in the #HornOfAfrica and the #RedSea region, its self-reliant development trajectory, and commitment to partnerships based on mutual respect and equal partnership. We also explored the potential for more U.S. role in addressing challenges and fostering forward looking prospects for improved bilateral relations. I conveyed my best wishes for a successful and productive tenure in his new assignment.
Had constructive engagements with H.E. Mike Waltz, Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations, and Ambassador Jeffrey Bartos, U.S. Representative to the UN for Management and Reform.
Discussed recent developments in the #Horn of #Africa and presented #Eritrea’s perspective on the evolving regional situation. Reiterated that there is no "crisis" between #Eritrea and #Ethiopia, and underscored the need for the international community to pay closer attention to the worrisome developments within #Ethiopia. The most important issue is for #Ethiopia to respect #Eritrea's sovereign territories and stop diverting attention from its domestic issues.
Outlined #Ethiopia|s three-year-long campaign concerning the Red Sea and its continued threats against #Eritrea’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, including threats to annex sovereign #Eritrean territories. Urged those with leverage to use it responsibly and proactively, to prevent unnecessary wars in the region. To refrain from making statments that embolden #Ethiopia's leadership.
Also briefed them on #Ethiopia’s expulsion of #Eritrea’s representatives accredited to the @_AfricanUnion Union and the @UN Economic Commission for #Africa, as well as the breakdown of diplomatic relations initiated by #Ethiopia and reciprocated by #Eritrea.
#Eritrea’s sovereignty and territorial integrity must be respected. Preventing renewed conflict requires addressing the underlying threats, upholding international law, and acting before issues escalate...