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Graduation month

Post by Zmeselo » 12 Jul 2025, 14:32

Mai-Nefhi College of Sciences Graduates 291 Students

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Mai-Nefhi College of Sciences conferred first degrees to 291 graduates at its 18th Commencement today, 51% of whom were female. The graduation ceremony was attended by Ministers, senior Government and PFDJ officials, as well as parents and other invited guests.

The graduates included 64 in Biology, 80 in Chemistry, 31 in Earth Science, 39 in Mathematics, 31 in Physics, and 46 in Statistics.



Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Gebray Asgedom, Dean of the College, noted that the number of graduates had increased by 20% compared to 2023. He also reported that the College has graduated 4,150 students in first degree, postgraduate, and diploma programs over the past 17 years.



The honorary guest, Mr. Tesfay Gebreselasie, Minister of Land, Water, and Environment, emphasized that producing citizens equipped with knowledge and technology is essential for effectively executing national development programs. He also commended the strong efforts of the Government of Eritrea to realize comprehensive development and ensure peace and stability for the Eritrean people.



A representative of the graduates, expressing gratitude for the educational opportunity, affirmed their commitment to live up to the expectations of the people and Government who supported their academic journey.



At the event, outstanding students were awarded medals of recognition.


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Re: Graduation month

Post by Zmeselo » 12 Jul 2025, 14:39

The 37th Round of National Service graduated this morning at Sawa, marked by vibrant musical performances by the graduating class.



The year-long program included eight months of final high school education, the High School Leaving Certificate National Exam/University Entrance Exam, and four months of mandatory military training.

In his keynote address, President Isaias Afwerki praised the graduates' resilience and urged them to pursue higher education and professional skills to drive national progress.



ናይ 12 ክፍሊ ኣካዳሚያዊ ትምህርቲ ከምኡ’ውን ግቡእ ወተሃደራውን ፖሎቲካውን ስልጠና ክቐስሙ ዝጸንሑ ኣባላት መበል 37 ዙርያ ሃገራዊ ኣገልግሎት፡ ሎሚ ኣብ ዝተኻየደ ፕ/ት ኢሳይያስ ኣፈወርቂ ዝተሳተፎ ስነ-ስርዓት፡ ቃለ-ማሕላ ብምፍጻም ተመሪቖም።





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ቃል ፕረዚደንት ኢሳይያስ ኣፈወርቂ ኣብ መመረቕታ 37 ዙርያ

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Jul 12, 2025



ዝኸበርክንን ዝኸበርኩምን
ተመረቕቲ 37 ዙርያ፣
ወለዲ፣
መምህራንን ኣሰልጠንትን፣
ዕዱማት ኣጋይሽ፣


ንተመረቕቲ ዮሃና! ንወለዲ እንቋዕ ሓጎሰኩም! ንመምህራንን ኣሰልጠንቲን እንቋዕ ፍረ ጻዕርኹም ረኣኹም!

ናጽነት ሃገር ንምውሓስ ዝተኻየደ ናይ ኣስታት 50 ዓመታት ጉዕዞ ዘረጋገጾ ቅያ፥ ናይ ህዝቢ ኤርትራ ጽኑዕ እምነት ኣብ ፍትሓዊ መሰሉ፡ ተወፋይነቱ፡ ትብዓቱ፡ መስዋእቱ፡ ጽንዓቱ፡ ተጻዋርነቱ፡ ውህደት መሳርዑ፡ ዘይሕለል ዓያይነቱን ሞራሉን ናይ ሕድሪ ክብርታት’ዮም።



እቲ ሕድሪ፡ ሃገር ምህናጽ’ዩ። ህንጸት ሃገር፥ ኣቋራጫትን መወዳእታን ዘይብሉ፡ ናይ ወሎዶታት ሓላፍነት’ዩ። ኣብ’ዚ ዝሓለፈ 34 ዓመታት መዋእል ናጽነት፡ ነቲ ዘይንቕነቕ ክብርታት ሕድሪ መሰረት ብምግባር፡ ዕዙዝ ናጽነትናን ሉዓላውነትናን ሓሊና፣ ኩሉ ዓይነት ተጻብኦታት መኪትና፣ ንዘላቒ ልምዓትን ራህዋን ወሎዶታት ዝሓለፍናዮ ጉዕዞ፡ ምስክር ርዝነት ናይቲ ህዝባዊ ሕድሪ’ዩ።



ሃገራዊ ኣገልግሎት ከም ቀንዲ ሕርያ ሃገራዊ ህንጸት ከኣ፥ ተሰከምቲ ሕድሪ መንእሰያት፡ ነቶም ክብርታት ዓጢቖም፣ ፍልጠትን ሞያን ሰኒቖም፣ ኣብ ግብራዊ ስራሕ ተሞኩሮታት እናደርዑ ዘየቋርጽ ዕብየት ከምዘረጋግጹ ንምስልሳል’ዩ።

ፍልጠትን ሞያን፡ ደረት ግዜን መቓንን ዘይብሉ ጉልበት’ዩ። ተመክሮ’ውን ደረት ግዜን መቓንን ዘይብሉ ሓይሊ’ዩ። እዚ ምስ ናይ 12 ዓመታት ኣካዳምያዊ ጉዕዞ ተበጺሑ ዘሎ መድረኽ፡ ካብ መጀመሪ ሓድሽ መድረኽ ዝሓልፍ ኣይኰነን፣ መእተዊ ናብ ሓድሽ መድረኽ ጉዕዞ’ዩ።



ኩላቶም ተመረቕቲ’ዚ ዙርያ፡ ከም ዝሓለፍዎም ዙርያታት፡ ውጽኢት ፈተናታት ብዘየገድስ፥ ፍልጠትን ሞያን ብቐጻሊ እናደለቡ፡ ናብቲ ዝበረኸ ኣካዳምያዊ ጽፍሒ ክግስግሱ፣ ፍልጠቶም ብግብራዊ ስራሕ እናሓሰኑ ኸኣ ኣድማዒ ውጽኢት ከረጋግጹ፣ ድምር ውሁድ ጉልበቶምን ሓይሎምን ከኣ ኣራባሕን ኣንሃሪን ሓገዝ ከምዝገብር ኪዓዩ ይግባእ።



ወለድን ኣለይትን መምሃራንን ከኣ፥ ዘድሊ ደገፍን ምትብባዕን ምሃብ።

ንኹሎም ኣባላት 37 ዙርያ ኣብ ሓድሽ ጉዕዞኦም ኣሳልጦን ዓወትን!

ሓበን ነቶም ክብርታት ዘውረሱ ሰማእታት!

ዓወት ንሓፋሽ!

12-07-2025

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Re: Graduation month

Post by Zmeselo » 12 Jul 2025, 14:49

Statement by the Delegation of the State of Eritrea on the agenda item “Report of the Permanent Representatives’ Committee” at the 47thOrdinary Session of the Executive Council of the African Union
10 July 2025, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea


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Mr. Chairperson,

Thank you for giving my delegation the floor. Allow me to extend to this Council the warm greetings of your brother H.E. Osman Saleh, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Eritrea.

We are meeting in this beautiful city of Malabo, as seismic changes are unfolding at the global level. These changes have direct implications on the state of peace, security and development of the African continent. Hence it is imperative that the AU dedicates adequate time to reflect and reach common understanding on the magnitude of these changes, on the nature of the threats and opportunities engendered by them, and strategize on how our Union can secure the interests of Africa, and ensure that our continent assumes its rightful place at the global level.

In this regard, my delegation wises to share its views on a few elements contained in Report of the Permanent Representatives Committee (PRC).

1. There is huge discrepancy between what member states are ready and able to contribute to the budget of the Union, and the budget required to undertake the ever growing list of programs and activities across the Union. This mismatch meant that for the 2026 budget year, 77.4% of the program budget of the Union needs to be secured from external entities. This situation is not only unsustainable, but given the current dramatic decrease in the level of aid flows, risks exposing the Union to unreliable and unpredictable financing. Obviously, the member states of the AU cannot claim full ownership and maintain the independence of the African Union, while its day to day functioning depends on generosity of external partners. This situation behooves the Executive Council to take urgent action to narrow the gap between ambition and means, by prioritizing the program of the Union to focus on the priority areas identified in 2017, i.e. maintaining peace and security, facilitating regional integration and optimizing Africa’s voice at the global level. The task of exploring domestic sources of finance also has to be given due attention.

2. The other critical element required to implement the mandate of the Union, is structure and staffing. The structural reforms of the Union remain pending, seven years after the process was launched. In parallel, new offices are being created while the Union is struggling to staff and fund existing ones. Addressing this two pronged problem requires, expediting the reform process while effectively enforcing the moratorium on creating new structures.

3. The growing interest of external countries and groupings to engage with Africa has led to a plethora of Ministerial and Summit level gathering between African countries and external entities. The management of these partnerships on the AU side lacks clear strategy and deliverables. In this regard, my delegation calls for the draft AU Partnership Strategy and Policy Framework to be finalized and be submitted to the next regular session of the Executive Council for adoption.



In conclusion, my delegation wishes to underscore that addressing the budgetary, structural and partnership issues are critical to enable the Union be better positioned to play its part in the turbulent international system. These measures are also prerequisites to enable the new leadership of the Commission to effectively shoulder the heavy responsibility entrusted to it.

I thank you!

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Re: Graduation month

Post by Zmeselo » 12 Jul 2025, 14:56



Eritrean forward Siem Eyob Abraha, who is 17 years old, has signed his first professional scholarship contract with @SheffieldUnited. The promising young attacker is one of 13 players to be awarded a scholarship, ahead of the new Under 18 Professional Development League season.



🇪🇷 Siem Eyob Abraha impressed during a trial period with the Blades towards the end of last season, leading to the scholarship offer after his time with Man Utd's academy. ✌️ 🍾 🥂 🎉



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Re: Graduation month

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