Public Seminar for Eritreans in Germany and Kuwait
Seminars organized by the Eritrean national committees in Kassel and Munich focusing on enhancing awareness on national issues and consular services were conducted on 13 and 21 July.
At the seminars, Mr. Teame Haile, Head of Public and Community Affairs, provided a detailed briefing on the sovereignty and legitimacy of Eritrea. He stated that Eritrea possesses clear and internationally recognized land, air, and sea borders that will never be compromised. He also called on nationals to strengthen their unity and active participation in national affairs.
Mr. Kibreab Tekeste, Eritrea’s Consul General in Germany, gave an extensive briefing on the objectives and procedures of consular services and called on nationals to fully understand and adhere to the guidelines and regulations.
A similar seminar was also conducted for nationals in the city of Wetter in Germany. At the seminar, Mr. Fitsum Sahle, coordinator of the national committee, and Mr. Medhanie Tesf’alem, member of the Promotion and Information Committee, gave briefings on the Afambo Boarding School project as well as on the progress of education in Eritrea.
In related news, Mr. Humed Yahya, Chargé d’Affaires at the Eritrean Embassy in Kuwait, conducted a seminar for nationals on the current situation in the homeland, as well as regional and global developments.
At the seminar, Mr. Humed provided an extensive briefing on the progress of national development programs and the active participation of nationals both inside the country and abroad.
The 4Days #Festival#Eritrea#Scandinavia is underway beautifully & successfully. The Festival is reflecting the Eritrean identity, unity, diversity & the resilience of the Eritrean people against all odds and conspiracies. Happy Festival 💕🇪🇷💕
The Extraordinary Grand #Festival#Eritrea#Scandinavia is happening now in #Stockholm#Swedenn. More than 15OOO Eritreans & friends of Eritrea are estimated to enjoy the 4 days of colourful & wonderful festival.
Press Release:
Ethiopia: Floating False Flags to Rationalize and Ignite Conflict
In the past few days, the Ethiopian regime has ramped up its diplomatic campaigns – including by sending letters to the UNSG and several Heads of State and Government – to accuse Eritrea of “repeated provocations as well as infringements on Ethiopian sovereign and territorial integrity”.
This transparent ploy, aimed at hoodwinking the international community and thereby garnering support for its long-brewing war agenda, is akin to the local adage: “the sling utters a shrill cry while hitting its prey”.
The fact of the matter is Ethiopia’s ruling Prosperity Party has been recklessly indulging, for the last two years, in uncalled-for pronouncements as well as provocative saber-rattling, to acquire, in its own words, Eritrean ports “legally if possible and militarily if necessary”. The regime has gone beyond verbal posturing to indulge in weapons purchasing spree as well as myriad acts of subversion.
Although these provocative acts constitute grave threats to Eritrea’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well regional stability, Eritrea has preferred to show maximum restraint. In the public statement that the GOE issued on 16 October, 2023 when the Ethiopian Prime Minister announced his war agenda, Eritrea expressed its dismay on the appalling turn of events, underlined that “it will not, as ever, be drawn into such alleys and platforms, and urged all concerned not to be provoked”.
The Ethiopian regime is today twisting these indelible facts and sequence of events to also accuse Eritrea for “infringement on its sovereign and territorial integrity”. This is a preposterous lie.
As it will be recalled, successive Ethiopian regimes had continued to occupy several Eritrean sovereign lands for almost two decades in flagrant breach of international law, the UN Charter, and the EEBC Award. Ethiopia’s illegal occupation of sovereign Eritrean territories was belatedly rectified, and this was the cardinal reason behind, the Joint Declaration of Peace and Friendship between Eritrea and Ethiopia signed in Asmara on 9 July 2018. Eritrea remains strictly bound by the EEBC Award that Ethiopia had accepted after two decades of unwarranted delay.
In conclusion, the unnecessary tension emanates from, and is predicated on, the unlawful ambitions of the Ethiopian regime to acquire the sovereign lands and maritime territory of its neighbor.
Ministry of Information
Asmara
26 June 2025
🇪🇷This week at #UNICEF2025, @AmbStesfamariam, on behalf of @Eritrea_UN as VP of the Exec. Board, delivered a statement on behalf of African States. #Eritrea further contributed to key discussions on @UNICEF|s humanitarian action & efforts to address racism&racial discrimination.
The manufactured outrage by the Prosperity Party (PP) over President Isaias's remarks on 'Oromumma' has been thoroughly exposed by the respected #Oromo/#Ethiopian scholar, Professor Ezekiel Gebissa.
Professor Gebissa makes it unequivocally clear: President Isaias said nothing new—his statements are consistent with what he has expressed for the past seven years. More importantly, he emphasizes that PP's 'Oromumma' ideology does not truly represent the Oromo people. On the contrary, it is harming the Oromo communities, isolating them and fueling animosity from other groups, particularly the Amhara and Tigrayans.
He also exposes PP’s escalating warmongering rhetoric and its dangerous push to ignite a new conflict with #Eritrea.
Listen to the full video. The message is clear.
Funeral services for Minister Weldenkiel Abraha - who dedicated 64 years of his life in distinguished service to his people & nation - held at Asmara's Patriots Cemetery in mid-morning hours today in the presence of President Isaias Afwerki, senior Government & PFDJ officials, Religious leaders & his family.
The celebration included presentations followed by musical performances featuring a talented lineup, culminating in a traditional Eritrean dance that united all participants. This year's theme, "Our Cohesion – Our Armour," was marked by a vibrant spirit and enthusiasm.
May we honour
From London to Asmara, we stand with Eritreans worldwide in paying tribute to the bravery, sacrifice, and unity that won our independence on May 24, 1991.
#Eritrea
The Eritrean event in Seattle has always been huge. But what we witnessed yesterday at Seward Park was truly exceptional. Record-breaking turnout in Seattle, Washington, as for the first time, we recognized over 40 Eritrean graduates and over 27 Eritrean businesses supporting the 34th anniversary of Eritrean Independence Day in Seattle, Washington.Congratulations my beautiful people ♥️🇪🇷 @medhaneSebhatu
#ERITREA
#መስመርና_ድርዕና
#Our_Cohesion_Our_Armour
#خطنا_درعنا_المنيـع
#EritreaShinesAt34
Eritrea’s 34th Independence Anniversary celebrations are in full swing across the diaspora— from Amsterdam to London, Geneva to Stockholm, and many more cities! Proud moments, powerful unity. #Eritrea34
In #Eritrea between the 1991/92 and 2022/23 school years, the involvement of female in education soared by about 350%.
ኣብ ዓመተ ትምህርቲ 1991/92 ክሳብ ዓመተ ትምህርቲ 2022/23፡ ተሳታፍነት ደቂ ኣንስትዮ ኣብ መኣዲ ትምህርቲ ብኣስታት 350% ዕብየት ኣመዝጊቡ።
The ongoing media campaign against Eritrea’s history, culture, and identity echoes the failed tactics of the 1940s. The antidote? Owning our narrative, making it accessible for all intersted, and exposing malicious distortions with truth.
Good Read: A Lie Screamed Loud is Still a Lie; by Yonas Aradom
Recycling of mendacious narratives aimed at demonizing Eritrea to justify ulterior motives remains, sadly, the new vogue among newly-minted and hired "geopolitical analysts" in Ethiopia.
https://t.co/9esybW1lxo
#EritreaShinesat30: Progress in access/quality of Kindergarten to College free-education substantive in past decades. Enrollment increased by 4-fold from 220K (1991) to over 800K; No. of schools from 215/one college to 1,147/6 colleges. Greater focus on vocational/technical edu.