Adha Nber

Just being me

[#InvestInEritrea 👩🏿‍🔧 🇪🇷🇪🇷 @DahlaKib]

Reports that Abiy Ahmed’s government is using drones to destroy hotels and civilian infrastructure in Adwa, Tigray, are deeply alarming. If confirmed, these attacks raise serious questions about a deliberate campaign to destroy Tigray’s civilian infrastructure and economy. @BBC @CNN @FoxNews @UNHumanRights @hrw @UN_HRC

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

@tesfanews @HebentiEri291 Ethiopia can seek access to the sea, but Eritrean territory is not up for negotiation.

[Ministry of Information, Eritrea @shabait]

El-Alamein Joint Declaration
The Quadrilateral Consultative Summit between Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia
El-Alamein – 4 October 2026
(Unofficial Translation)

1. Pursuant to the invitation extended by H.E. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, to H.E. President Isaias Afwerki, President of the State of Eritrea; H.E. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia; and General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council of the Republic of the Sudan, the Presidents convened a quadrilateral summit today, 4 October 2026, in the New El Alamein City. They held intensive fraternal consultations on current regional and international issues, as well as ways to enhance political, trade and economic cooperation among the four countries and strengthen consultation and coordination among them.

2. The Summit addressed the need to uphold the fundamental principles and pillars of international law as the basis for regional stability and cooperation, particularly respect for the sovereignty, stability and territorial integrity of the countries of the region; upholding the principles of good-neighboring; rejecting interference in the internal affairs of the countries of the region under any pretext; and working to support national institutions and promote political and peaceful solutions to conflicts.

3. The Summit discussed the coordination of joint efforts to achieve regional stability, create a conducive environment for shared and sustainable development, and advance economic, trade and cultural relations, in a manner that contributes to economic integration and connectivity, promotes sustainable development, and strengthens ties among the peoples of all participating countries, taking into account their common objectives and shared destiny.

4. The Summit addressed the following issues, on which the participating leaders agreed on:

a. Supporting the unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of the Sudan and its national institutions; rejecting the establishment of any parallel entities; encouraging the resumption of a political process that is Sudanese-owned and Sudanese-led; supporting national institutions; and categorically rejecting any support to mercenaries.

b. Supporting the unity and sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia and rejecting any interference aimed at undermining them, particularly recognition of what is referred to as "Somaliland."

c. Supporting the efforts of the Federal Republic of Somalia in combating terrorism and enabling state institutions to extend their authority over the entirety of the country, and calling upon regional and international partners to provide adequate, sustainable and predictable funding to the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), enabling it to carry out its mandate.

d. Affirming the principle of freedom of navigation and that the governance of the Red Sea is the exclusive responsibility of the littoral states.

e. Affirming the importance of respecting international law governing transboundary rivers, including the Nile River, particularly the principle of non-harm, and the obligation to cooperate through prior notification, consultation and consensus, while categorically rejecting any unilateral measures that adversely affect the existing water uses of the two downstream countries of the Nile.

f. Continuing to further strengthen consultation and coordination among the four countries.

5. The leaders agreed to establish a mechanism for follow up on the outcomes of this Consultative Summit, which will be held periodically and whenever necessary to enhance consultation and coordination among them.

6. The Presidents of Eritrea, Sudan and Somalia expressed their sincere thanks and appreciation for hosting this Consultative Summit. #Eritrea

[Eriid🇪🇷❤️ ዕርዲ @eri_id_]

🇪🇬🇪🇷🇸🇴🇸🇩 A Clear Message from the Four-Nation Summit: Sovereignty Is Non-Negotiable

The four-nation summit brought together Egypt, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan at a critical moment for the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea.

Ambassador Salah Halima, former Assistant Foreign Minister and Deputy Chairman of the Egyptian Council for African Affairs, described the meeting as highly significant, stressing that the security of the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa must be viewed through a wider geopolitical framework.

The summit reaffirmed several core principles: respect for state sovereignty and territorial integrity, adherence to international law, good-neighbourly relations, non-interference in internal affairs, and the preservation of national institutions and the resources of peoples.

A central message concerned the Red Sea: its security is fundamentally linked to the states that border it. Attempts by non-coastal states to impose themselves militarily or through threats on the Red Sea are unacceptable and contrary to international law.

The discussion also highlighted support for Eritrea and Somalia against any attempt to undermine their sovereignty or territorial integrity, including attempts to obtain maritime access through coercion or threats.

On the Nile, the position was equally clear: transboundary rivers require cooperation, consultation and a legally binding agreement. Unilateral actions that harm downstream states are incompatible with international law.

Regarding Sudan, the four-nation position emphasized Sudan’s unity, territorial integrity, national institutions, and a Sudanese-led political dialogue, while rejecting parallel governments and foreign interference.

The message is unmistakable:

The Horn of Africa and the Red Sea cannot be reshaped through threats, coercion or faits accomplis. Sovereignty is not negotiable. International law is not optional. Regional security must be built through cooperation, respect and dialogue.

#Egypt #Eritrea #Somalia #Sudan #HornOfAfrica #RedSea #Sovereignty #InternationalLaw #Nile #RegionalSecurity #Africa

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

Keep dreaming. Eritrea is for Eritreans. And Eritreans at any moment and situation will never allow an inch from their own borders to anyone.

[Fekadu Seyoume @FSeyoume]

@Amanbiede You will chant “Ethiopia, Ethiopia” millions of times until your last breath—but Ethiopia will rise & reclaim everything it was made to lose unknowingly. After Shabiya’s RIP, Ethiopians and Eritreans will live together again as brothers & sisters—in peace, dignity&lasting unity.

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

@Amanbiede @HebentiEri291 Eritrea does not need another temporary understanding with another Ethiopian government. It needs a future in which its sovereignty, territorial integrity and peace are permanent and non-negotiable.

[Amanuel Biedemariam @Amanbiede]

Every Ethiopian leader—from Haile Selassie to Mengistu to Meles to Abiy—has treated Eritrea as a problem to be managed, a territory to be controlled, or a pawn to be sacrificed. This pattern is not accidental; it is structural.

For decades, Eritreans have endured war, sanctions, isolation and economic deprivation. Death, displacement and untold hardship have caused serious, life-altering problems.

Yet Eritreans have not broken. They have shown incredible patience, hope, resilience and adaptability while paying a very high price. That resilience is not a weakness to be exploited.

Eritreans believe in peaceful coexistence. Peace is a strategic asset, and it is Eritrea’s interest.

Abiy’s current adventure is another chapter in a pattern that must finally be put to rest. Eritrea does not need another temporary understanding with another Ethiopian government. It needs a future in which its sovereignty, territorial integrity and peace are permanent and non-negotiable.

The cycle has lasted long enough. It must end.

#Eritrea #Ethiopia #Sudan #Egypt #Somalia #HornOfAfrica #RedSea
#VictoryToTheMasses

[Sharron Yemane @Sharronyemane]

@tesfanews @ZahlayMahlay

[Alula Frezghi @AlulaFre]

The El-Alamein Joint Declaration places Eritrea’s strategic position at the heart of the emerging Red Sea–Horn of Africa framework. As a sovereign Red Sea littoral state, Eritrea is central to the principle affirmed by Egypt, Sudan, Somalia and Eritrea that Red Sea governance belongs to its littoral states, while freedom and safety of navigation must be protected. The declaration therefore recognizes the inseparable link between Eritrea’s sovereignty, Red Sea security, and regional stability.

For Eritrea, El-Alamein represents a platform for regional consultation, sovereign equality and strategic coordination stretching from the Nile to the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa. Its participation alongside Egypt, Sudan and Somalia reinforces Eritrea’s role as an essential regional stakeholder not an observer in shaping the political, maritime and economic future of the Red Sea region.

#ElAlamein #Eritrea #RedSea #HornOfAfrica #Egypt #Sudan #Somalia #Sovereignty #RegionalStability #RedSeaSecurity #FreedomOfNavigation #InternationalLaw #AfricanSolidarity

[Eriid🇪🇷❤️ ዕርዲ @eri_id_]

In Egypt, President Isaias Afwerki met with Somalia’s Foreign Minister Ahmed Moalim Fiqi and Brigadier General Abdirisaq Mahamud Haji.

#Eritrea #Somalia #Egypt #IsaiasAfwerki #AhmedMoalimFiqi #AbdirisaqMahamudHaji #HornOfAfrica #RedSea

[Yared Tesfay @ytmn2]

During the match against South Africa, we had the pleasure of meeting Luxolo September, Head of TV and Broadcasting (Commercial) at the Confederation of African Football (CAF). During our conversation, we discussed exciting developments in African football broadcasting. Notably, all upcoming matches will be broadcast live, giving fans in Eritrea and around the world the chance to watch the action in real time. Viewers can tune in on popular channels such as beIN Sports TV, DAZN, CANAL+, SuperSport, and several other broadcasting platforms. In addition to the good news about live match coverage, the Eritrean National Team has successfully returned home after their recent travels. They are now focused on preparing thoroughly for the series of important matches scheduled for November, which are sure to engage and excite football fans everywhere. #ENFF, #DiscoverEritrea, #EmbassyMedia #CAF #CECAFA #AfricaFootball

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

@Jawar_Mohammed You need to grow up. You had enough time, but never used it. You were nurtured to be very narrow minded. Anyway the time will tell us very soon. Things just started.

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

@Jawar_Mohammed Everything is obvious. Your statement cannot confuse or convince anyone at this time. Currently I am enjoying your panicking frustration and in z very near future we all will witness the very shameful historic failure of Potemkin Party and their followers like you.

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

@eri_id_ AU needs to be removed from Ethiopia immediately and relocate to the right place where the convention can be exercised in principle and each member state right respected.

[Eriid🇪🇷❤️ ዕርዲ @eri_id_]

“Africa union or Ethiopian Union? The Joke Writes Itself.”

1997: Ethiopia expelled Eritrea’s Ambassador Girma Asmerom also accredited to the OAU.

2026: history echoes with Ambassador Biniam.

Different year. Same Addis. Same question:

Is the African Union headquartered in Ethiopia or is Ethiopia headquartered inside the African Union?

If hosting the AU means the host can play gatekeeper over African diplomacy, then what exactly is the AU protecting?

A continental institution shouldn’t look like a guest in its own house.

#AfricanUnion #AU #Ethiopia #Eritrea #AfricanDiplomacy #AUProtocols #DiplomaticImmunity #Multilateralism #Africa #Sovereignty #Asmara #AddisAbaba

[Yared Tesfay @ytmn2]

EmbassyMedia - ሰነዳዊ ፊልም 'ዕዙዝ ዝኽሪ' ምምስራት ቤ/ት ስውራ! https://t.co/aTqulETyJ2 via @YouTube

[#InvestInEritrea 👩🏿‍🔧 🇪🇷🇪🇷 @DahlaKib]

The AU should seriously consider relocating its headquarters from Addis Ababa. How can Africa’s principal peace and security institution maintain full credibility when its headquarters is in a country at the center of the very regional crisis it is being asked to address?
The AU belongs to Africa not to one capital.

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

The AU belongs to Africa not to one capital. This is the time to consider the right places where to relocate the head quarter.

[#InvestInEritrea 👩🏿‍🔧 🇪🇷🇪🇷 @DahlaKib]

The AU should seriously consider relocating its headquarters from Addis Ababa. How can Africa’s principal peace and security institution maintain full credibility when its headquarters is in a country at the center of the very regional crisis it is being asked to address?
The AU belongs to Africa not to one capital.

[ሄርmon Yeማne 🇪🇷 @HermonE_J]

Welcome home, our Eritrean diplomats. 🇪🇷

You return with your heads held high—your dignity unshaken, your duty fulfilled, and your loyalty to Eritrea unwavering.

You served the nation with honour. Now you stand proudly on Eritrean soil.
#Eritrea #EritreanDiplomats #EritreaFirst

[Adha Nber @adha_nber]

Tigrayans/#AFS are left with no choice but to take the bull by the horns for their survival.

[HARMIL @EriPrism]

#PP has dragged #Ethiopia into the abyss with no peaceful resolution in sight. The regime will ultimately fall, but the deep strains of distrust will haunt #Ethiopia for generations.

​Tigrayans/#AFS are left with no choice but to take the bull by the horns for their survival.