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Asmara, 11 March 2023- Nationals in the UK and Northern Ireland, as well as Israel and France enthusiastically celebrated the International Women’s Day under the theme “Eritrean Women-Unwavering and Undertaking Sweats to Cultivate”.Nationals in the c

Asmara, 13 March 2023- President Isaias Afwreki in the morning hours of today, 13 March, received and held talks at the State House with Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, Vice Chairman of the Sudan’s Sovereign Council.At the meeting focusing on bilateral r

Asmara, 12 March 2023 - The Ministry of Justice announced that National Law Week will be organized from 13 to 18 March.Indicating that it is a historical reality that the Eritrean people understand their identity and citizenship rights and obligation

Q1. In your keynote address at the 28th Independence Anniversary in 2019, you had detailed an 11-point economic and social development roadmap, which highlighted roads, ports and coastlines, transportation, industry, efficiency and transparency, effe

Asmara, 08 March 2023 - Eritrea is participating at the 67th Commission on the Status of Women being held in New York, the US, from 6 to 17 March, under the theme “Innovation and Technological Change, in Education in the Digital Age for Achieving Equ

Asmara, 08 March 2023 - International Women’s Day, 8 March, has been celebrated at the national level at Expo Compound under the theme “Eritrean Women-Unwavering and Undertaking Sweats to Cultivate”.At the occasion in which senior Government and invi

Asmara, 07 March 2023- Nationals in Australia, Canada and the US enthusiastically celebrated the International Women’s Day.At the celebratory event in Melbourne, Australia, Ms. Birhin Okbai, head of the union branch, explaining the role and participa

The United Nations said Monday that the human rights situation in Eritrea remains "dire" and shows "no sign of improvement", citing cases of torture and enforced disappearances committed with "total impunity".

Nairobi: Eritrea s record on human rights remains dire and shows no sign of improvement, the UN said Monday, citing torture and enforced disappearan...

Nairobi: Eritrea s record on human rights remains dire and shows no sign of improvement, the UN said Monday, citing torture and enforced disappearan...