ሻውያ ለአዲሱ የአሜሪካ መንግስት "እያጎነበስች ነው"?
Posted: 31 Dec 2024, 11:59
አዎ ነው የሚሉት ግን we are not impressed! መልኳምጥቅሟም ይህንያህል ነው ምንም ዝሆን ለማከል ብትነፋፋም ዋጋ የለውም ነው የሚሉት!
ሻውያው መልኩን ለማሳመር የ information ምኒስትር (አላቸው?) ጠብደል የካድሬዎች አለቃ ወደዝህ ፎረም ቢልኩም ፎቶ ቢያበዙም የተለወጠ ነገር የለም ነው የሚሉት!
Is Eritrea lobbying in DC?
Yes, Eritrea has been involved in lobbying efforts in Washington, D.C. While Eritrea is a relatively small player in U.S. foreign policy, it has engaged in lobbying activities to influence U.S. policy toward its government and interests, particularly in relation to issues such as sanctions, its regional influence, and its human rights record.
Eritrean diplomats and lobbying firms have worked to promote their interests in Washington, including opposing U.S. sanctions and attempting to improve the country's international image. For example, in the past, the Eritrean government has hired lobbying firms to work on its behalf, especially when facing international pressure or sanctions.
However, due to the country's human rights record, including reports of widespread repression and forced conscription, Eritrea's lobbying efforts face significant challenges in the U.S. Some U.S. lawmakers, human rights groups, and organizations have been vocal in criticizing Eritrea's government, making it a difficult environment for the government to shape U.S. policy in its favor.
While there are occasional reports about Eritrean lobbying activities, the overall impact on U.S. policy has been limited due to the broader geopolitical and human rights considerations surrounding Eritrea.
ሻውያው መልኩን ለማሳመር የ information ምኒስትር (አላቸው?) ጠብደል የካድሬዎች አለቃ ወደዝህ ፎረም ቢልኩም ፎቶ ቢያበዙም የተለወጠ ነገር የለም ነው የሚሉት!
Is Eritrea lobbying in DC?
Yes, Eritrea has been involved in lobbying efforts in Washington, D.C. While Eritrea is a relatively small player in U.S. foreign policy, it has engaged in lobbying activities to influence U.S. policy toward its government and interests, particularly in relation to issues such as sanctions, its regional influence, and its human rights record.
Eritrean diplomats and lobbying firms have worked to promote their interests in Washington, including opposing U.S. sanctions and attempting to improve the country's international image. For example, in the past, the Eritrean government has hired lobbying firms to work on its behalf, especially when facing international pressure or sanctions.
However, due to the country's human rights record, including reports of widespread repression and forced conscription, Eritrea's lobbying efforts face significant challenges in the U.S. Some U.S. lawmakers, human rights groups, and organizations have been vocal in criticizing Eritrea's government, making it a difficult environment for the government to shape U.S. policy in its favor.
While there are occasional reports about Eritrean lobbying activities, the overall impact on U.S. policy has been limited due to the broader geopolitical and human rights considerations surrounding Eritrea.
