Astute observation indeed! Sadly, the Potomkin Party’s (PP) singular/signature trademark seems to revolve around optics and vain posturing in lieu of substance and content.
#Eri101: Unlike the biblical tale of the ‘Walls of Jericho’, incessant sabre-rattling & warmongering 🎺 have the opposite effect on Eritrea — they only strengthen its resolve and determination.
🇪🇷 builds its walls of defense 🧱 with the very stones hurled by its adversaries.
🎯 SHIFTING PERCEPTIONS: UN's New Chapter in Eritrea 🇪🇷✨
From Sanctions to Service — A Moment of Gratitude
💬 Dear UN Eritrea (@UNinEritrea) and Ms. Nayla Valji (@nahlav) — UN Resident Coordinator in Eritrea,
Your genuine commitment and human-centered approach are changing the narrative.
💡 UN in Eritrea: A New Chapter?
For decades, the world turned its back. But now, your actions are reshaping perceptions:
🔹 🤝 Genuine collaboration with the Eritrean government
🔹 🌱 Development-focused work by UNDP, FAO, UNICEF, WHO
🔹 🎯 Targeted community programs reaching those most in need
🔹 📣 Transparency & respect — not imposition
📌 WHY ERITREA WILL RISE:🌟 4 Reasons
✅ Solid Foundation: Strategic investments in roads, dams, and infrastructure.
✅ Patriotic Youth: At home and abroad, driven by purpose and love for their land.
✅ Cultural Strength: Discipline, resilience, and values deeply rooted in history.
✅ Global Eritrean Force: Diaspora ready to contribute with capital, skills, and innovation.
💬 As an Eritrean, I say this with deep pride and hope:
▶️ Thank you for seeing our people and nation— not through the lens of politics, but humanity.
▶️ One day, we’ll meet, collaborate, and build together.
🙌 Thank you to UNDP, FAO, UNICEF, and all agencies working hand-in-hand with the people — not above them.
🔖 Tag. Share. Amplify this message. Let the world know Eritrea deserves more than sanctions — it deserves support, dignity, and peace.
#Eritrea #UNinEritrea #NaylaValji #NewNarrative #UNDP #UNICEF #FAO #Gratitude #ResilientEritrea #AfricaRising #DiasporaPower #EritreanExcellence #PartnershipMatters #SustainableDevelopment #HopeForEritrea
President Isaias Afwerki and General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the Chairman of Sudan's Sovereign Council, held extensive talks, at State House this afternoon, on bilateral issues, the conflict in the Sudan as well as other regional and international issues of mutual importance.
President Isaias Afwerki re-affirmed that the support that the Government and people of Eritrea continue to extend to the brotherly people of Sudan emanates from solid principles and moral obligations. President Isaias further urged the peoples of our region to firmly stand on the side of the Sudanese people for the achievement of an enduring peaceful solution to the conflict without the encumbrance and exacerbation of external intervention.
In a brief press statement to the Eritrean News Agency, General al-Burhan stated that his one-day working visit to Asmara was principally aimed at briefing the Eritrean leadership on recent developments of the conflict in Sudan. General Burhan also paid tribute to the substantial and continuous support extended by the Government and people of Eritrea to the people of Sudan.
Good Read - #Eritrea: The Untold Struggle (ተመክሮ ክፍልታት ሰውራዊ ደጀን ሳሕል - ቅጺ 1)
* "...The historical significance of “ዘይተነግረ ገድሊ- ተመኩሮ ክፍሊ ማሕበራዊ ጉዳያት ህግሓኤ”lies in its ability to illuminate the untold stories and challenges of the Eritrean struggle for independence. The book helps readers of Eritrean history to have a holistic view of the liberation struggle. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the struggle for independence in its entirety. It captures the personal and collective experience from those who experienced the struggle firsthand. The book, a must-read, offers valuable lessons and insights, and it would be great if it is translated into other Eritrean and international languages".
https://t.co/ueV0BuC8RN
Good Read - Elabered Estate: Increasing Food Production through Integrated Agriculture; by Habtom Tesfamichael
* For optimum output, Elabered Estate works in collaboration with institutions in the country, such as the Ministry of Agriculture, Hamelmalo Agricultural College, and the National Agricultural Research Institution of Halhale.
* Furthermore, and in broader sectoral terms, the GOE has established seed banks, research stations and laboratories as an indispensable support mechanism for commercial farms.
*Applied research on livestock, forestry, horticulture and plant pests are in progress. The GOE created platforms for farmers to get training periodically with a view to helping them improve their entrepreneurial and farm management skills.
https://t.co/16nFsRyoPl
Profile Q & A - Decades of Experience: Ghirmay Abrehe’s Insight on #Eritrean Company Management; by Mussie Efriem
"...Another significant driving force that led me to write the book was the remarkable history of the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF). Its legacy of success extends far beyond the hard-won military victory for independence. The EPLF was also known for its remarkably efficient and effective management of resources, logistics, and various sectors during the protracted struggle. This often-untold story of organizational prowess deserves to be meticulously recorded and passed on to the new generation as an integral part of our national heritage. By documenting and disseminating these effective management principles, we can ensure the continuity of this valuable cultural asset"
https://t.co/0Tlyo7BCQo
Eritrean athlete Okbe Kbrom from Team Central Zone conquered the Poznan Half Marathon in Poland today, securing FIRST place with an impressive time of 1:02:23. Congratulations, Champion 🏆 of the day Okbe Kbrom. 🇪🇷👏👏
Remarks by Ambassador Sophia Tesfamariam at 3rd Meeting of the National Coordinators of the Group of Friends in Defense of the UN Charter; Moscow, 14-15 April 2025
"...As we recommit to address the ramifications and legacies of global injustices, it is incumbent upon all member states to uphold the sacred principles of sovereign equality, territorial integrity, political independence, non-interference in the domestic affairs, peaceful settlement of disputes, and prohibition of the threat or use of force. These core principles of the UN Charter and international law must govern the friendly relations and cooperation among all states – big or small, rich or poor".
"...The requisite political goodwill galvanized among our Group of Friends in the last years certainly deserves applaud. We need to leverage on these achievements by taking concrete steps to further coordinating and harmonizing positions in matters of common interests and concerns. Instead of dwelling on specific issues, the fundamental principles should continue guiding our collective vision and aspiration. To strengthening and deepening our shared objectives, a qualitative expansion of our membership is also crucial."
https://t.co/WjE3qwAyJN
As a young nation, Eritrea has indeed gone through a plethora of formidable stress tests - imposed wars, sanctions etc. - in the past decades. Eritrea has not only overcome these ordeals but it has also registered remarkable achievements in very trying circumstances.
In view of its relatively huge endowments - extractive industry, blue economy and above all human capital - its prospects for rapid and all-rounded progress is indisputable in a conducive regional/international environment. And what is remarkable is its policy perspectives on social harmony and justice as illustrated in the UNDP 2024 (composite) Human Development Index.
https://t.co/OIAzvYDj58
A constant refrain by certain feckless Ethiopian political circles/trolls revolves around disparaging Eritrea's current economic status, latent potential and/or future prospects.
Shallow postulate is rather amusing especially as it conveniently glosses over the massive external financial injections; myriad bails-outs; and "intensive care" therapies that successive Ethiopian regime have and continue to rely on to stay afloat in times of economic adversity.
At a more substantive level, national development pursuits and aspirations in our neighborhood/Horn of Africa Region should not be eclipsed by myopic, zero-sum, calculus.
https://t.co/FEeDFfAp50
🇪🇷 Eritrea: The Untold Story of Strength & Self-Reliance 💪🌍
So many foreigners arrive in Eritrea expecting poverty and chaos—thanks to years of Western media propaganda—only to be blown away by what they actually witness on the ground.
💡 Eritrea’s development isn’t about shiny skyscrapers. It’s about substance:
✔️ 1000+ dams built by 2025
✔️ Universal access to education, healthcare, and clean water
✔️ A society built on discipline, dignity, and self-reliance
While many African nations weep over the loss of USAID, Eritrea stood firm.
👉 No tears. No begging. Just nation-building.
Even under:
🚫 Brutal U.S. & EU sanctions
🚫 Cut off from SWIFT
🚫 A 20+ year regime change campaign
🚫 Strategic isolation attempts
💥 Eritrea rose stronger—living proof that what doesn’t kill you, makes you UNBREAKABLE.
What lessons do you think other African nations can learn from Eritrea?
👇 Drop your thoughts below!
VIDEO: https://t.co/wFs5DsGWaa
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