A message from Miss #Eritrea Snit Habteab. Please let’s continue voting . And follow her on all social media platforms. On Instagram like share and repost the six post about breast cancer awareness. ንኺድ ደቂ ኤረይ🇪🇷 #Eritreaኤርትራإرتريا
🇪🇷 From her roots in Eritrea to the world stage, Weini Kelati's journey is a testament to resilience and hard work. 💪✨
A massive congratulations to Weini on taking 2nd place at Europe's biggest 10k in Manchester! 🇪🇷🇺🇸🥈 #EritreanAthletes#GreatManchesterRun#EliteAthletics
President Isaias Afwerki received, at the Denden Guest House in the late morning hours today, senior Egyptian delegation composed of Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdelatty; the Minister of Transportation, Lt. General Engineer Kamel Alwazir; and CEO's of several companies involved in the transport, energy and mining sectors.
The extensive discussions centered on further enhancement of all-rounded bilateral ties of cooperation as well as regional and international issues of mutual importance.
President Isaias underlined the significance of consolidating the all-rounded ties between Eritrea and Egypt to advance the mutual interests of the Eritrean and Egyptian peoples. In this respect, President Isaias expressed Eritrea's readiness to implement common projects in collaboration with Egyptian economic and trade companies.
Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, for his part, stated that the current visit was a manifestation and expression of the brotherly ties of friendship and cooperation that exist between the peoples of Eritrea and Egypt.
The principal purpose of the visit was to further consolidate economic and trade ties between the two countries in accordance with the guidelines charted out by President Isaias Afwerki and President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Dr. Badr noted.
On the occasion, the two countries signed an Agreement on Marine Transport "for developing cooperation in the sector with a view to contributing to the development of international shipping on the basis of the principles of the freedom of navigation".
The Agreement was signed by Eritrea's Minister of Transport and Communications, Mr. Berhane Tesfaselassie, and Egyptian Minister of Transport, Lt. General Kamel Alwazir.
🇪🇷 GOLD in Accra! 🥇
Dawit Seare — African Senior Champion, 5000m. A true athlete, full of love for his people and his country, shining bright during this special month of independence.
Kudos, Dawit! You've made us all proud! 🇪🇷 #EritreaShineAt35
#Eritrea: Independence Day Celebrations on full swing. Street Carnival at Martyrs and Liberation Avenues in Asmara this afternoon showcasing cultural dances and fielding more than 13,000 participants from all administrative sub-zones in the capital.
Photo exhibition and documentary films also featured in festive events organized by Eritrea's Defense Forces (yesterday); and the National Union of Eritrean women (this morning), respectively.
As part and parcel of the ongoing festivities for the 35th Anniversary of Independence Day, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted a Celebratory Reception yesterday evening attended by senior Government/PFDJ officials, Members of the Diplomatic Corps and all MFA staff.
Keynote speech by Minister Osman Saleh (link below). Event featured cultural shows, dramas etc.
*"...Just as our people demonstrated extraordinary courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment during the years of the armed struggle, they have, in the post-independence era, mirrored that same indomitable national resolve, dignity, and sense of ownership over their country. This enduring devotion and patriotic spirit constitute one of the most remarkable chapters in Eritrea’s modern history".
*"...Eritrea remains steadfast in its conviction that the domestic affairs of sovereign nations must be resolved through nationally owned solutions, free from external interference, coercion, or imposition. Eritrea further maintains that the establishment of a just, balanced, inclusive, and genuinely representative international order is indispensable to the advancement of lasting peace, justice, stability, and equitable cooperation among nations. These principled positions, once deliberately dismissed, distorted, or marginalized, are today gaining increasing recognition and resonance among peoples and states across the world".
*"...To concluded, the Government and people of Eritrea reaffirm their unwavering commitment to principled engagement in international affairs and their continued readiness to contribute to the peace, stability, dignity, and collective prosperity of the peoples of our region, our continent, and the wider world".
https://t.co/k1do9grypJ
The Permanent Mission of Eritrea to the United Nations hosted a reception commemorating #Eritrea’s 35th Independence Anniversary under the theme “Our Resilience: Our Guarantee.” The event, “Tastes and Sounds of Eritrea,” brought together Permanent Representatives, diplomats, senior officials from the UN Secretariat, representatives of regional organizations, members of the media, civil society organizations, and friends of #Eritrea for an evening celebrating Eritrean culture, heritage, and national resilience.
Eritreans working throughout the @UN system, as well as members of the #Eritrean community from the Greater #NewYork area, also joined the celebration, adding to the warm and festive atmosphere of the evening. Their participation reflected the strong connection between Eritreans at home and abroad and underscored the important role of the Eritrean Diaspora in preserving and promoting the country’s cultural identity and national values.
The reception showcased Eritrea’s rich cultural diversity through traditional music, dance performances, and authentic Eritrean cuisine representing the country’s various regions and communities. Guests were offered a vibrant cultural experience highlighting Eritrea’s long-standing traditions of unity, social cohesion, and hospitality. The evening also served as an opportunity for diplomatic engagement and cultural exchange, reflecting Eritrea’s continued commitment to constructive multilateralism and international cooperation.
In remarks delivered during the event, Her Excellency @AmbStesfamariam underscored the significance of #Eritrea’s independence as the culmination of decades of sacrifice and determination, while reaffirming the country’s commitment to sovereignty, self-reliance, and regional peace and stability. She also highlighted the importance of cultural diplomacy in fostering mutual understanding and strengthening relations among nations and peoples.
#Independence #EritreaShinesAt35 #OurResilienceOurGuarantee #Eritrea #UnitedNations
#Eritrea’s Agricultural Development Over the Past 35 Years: Scientific Research and Laboratory Excellence Strengthening National Food and Nutrition Security (Part III)
by Ermias Solomon
Public Relations Division (MoA)
*"...Over the past 35 years of independence, Eritrea has made remarkable progress in transforming its agricultural sector through sustained investment in scientific research, technological innovation, and modern laboratory services. At the heart of this transformation are two of the Ministry of Agriculture’s most important scientific institutions: the National Agricultural Research Institute (NARI) and the National Animal and Plant Health Laboratory (NAPHL)".
*"...One of NARI’s most important achievements has been the conservation of plant genetic resources. The Institute has preserved more than 6,300 seed accessions representing approximately 160 species of crops and trees, safeguarding valuable biodiversity for future generations and providing essential raw material for crop improvement".
*"...Over the past 35 years, the National Animal and Plant Health Laboratory (NAPHL) has greatly expanded both the range and volume of services it provides. Currently, it analyzes approximately 16,000 samples annually. Depending on the availability of samples and laboratory consumables, the facility has the capacity to process more than 12,000 samples per month and produce over 100,000 vaccine doses".
*"...Since 2023, based on national priorities and the needs of the ministry, the laboratory has produced more than three million doses of vaccines against Newcastle Disease, Infectious Bursal Disease and Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR). Using its own technical capacity and internationally accepted procedures, the laboratory has also produced vaccine seed for Infectious Bursal Disease and Infectious Bronchitis. Work is underway to develop vaccine seed for Infectious Laryngotracheitis, while additional priority vaccines are being tested and developed. The laboratory also conducts quality testing on selected imported vaccines".
*"...Together, these two institutions - NARI and NAPHL - have made indispensable contributions to improving crop and livestock productivity, protecting plant and animal health, strengthening food safety systems, and enhancing food and nutrition security. As Eritrea marks 35 years of independence, their accomplishments stand as clear evidence that scientific research, innovation, and institutional development remain essential pillars in the nation’s journey toward sustainable agricultural development and self-reliance".
https://t.co/emPHnfhrgh
Arteries of Progress: #Eritrea��s Transport and Communications Sectors Drive National Development
By Habtom Tesfamichael - Paraphrased Report from extensive local media interview with Mr. Tesfaselassie Berhane, the Minister of Transport and Communications
*"...Over the three and a half decades since independence, Eritrea has undertaken major efforts to rebuild and modernize its transport and communication sectors, transforming them into essential foundations for national development, economic activity, and social integration. Emerging from a period of severe infrastructural depletion, the country pursued a strategic approach aimed at creating a more integrated national system capable of improving connectivity and ensuring equitable access to services throughout the nation".
*"...Overall, the development of Eritrea’s transport and communication sector reflects a long-term process of reconstruction and modernization aimed at strengthening national integration, expanding economic opportunities, and improving access to services. While challenges remain, continued investment and strategic planning have enabled important progress in connecting people and communities throughout the country".
https://t.co/FTthEGyGZH
#Eritrea: Statement by Ambassador Beyene Russom at the 13th World Urban Forum; Baku, Azerbaijan
"In Eritrea, our approach is based on integrated urban-rural development....As we move toward the midpoint of the New Urban Agenda, let us be clear: the future of urbanization in Africa and many nations globally depends on how we treat the link between cities and villages. Eritrea commits to advancing this integrated approach. We call on partners to support investments that connect rural and urban areas through infrastructure, services, and markets. Let us ensure that no community is left behind, whether in a megacity or a mountain village".
https://t.co/QauNW7BqVU
Residents of Asmara have poured, in their hundreds of thousands, on Liberation Avenue and Martyrs Street in celebration of #Eritrea's 35th Independence Anniversary for the last two nights in a row.
The jubilation, the fervor and passion of patriotism, vibrant as ever!
Both events broadcast live on Eri-Tv.