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Latest Eritrea development coverage and analysis.
Eritrea has been elected to the UN Economic and Social Council for a three-year term starting January 1, 2027. This election enhances Eritrea's diplomatic presence within the UN system, following its recent role as Vice-President of the UN General Assembly.
The Global Environment Facility has approved a US$77.6 million funding package for climate and nature projects, including a land restoration initiative in Eritrea. This project aims to combat land degradation and enhance climate resilience in the country.
Eritrea's transport and communications infrastructure has evolved significantly since its independence in 1991, driven by a philosophy of self-reliance. The government has focused on equitable service distribution and modernization to support economic resilience and social cohesi
A UNESCO delegation met with Eritrean officials in Asmara to discuss cooperation in education, heritage documentation, and the use of AI in learning. The talks aimed to strengthen existing partnerships and explore new areas of collaboration.
Egypt has approved the establishment of a Cairo University branch in Eritrea, enhancing educational ties between the two nations. This decision follows a maritime transport cooperation agreement, indicating a shift towards practical collaboration in various sectors.
Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki's recent Independence Day address indicates a shift in the country's development agenda from preparation to implementation. The focus is now on concrete projects in various sectors, signaling a more confident approach to national development.
In Eritrea’s highlands, where the earth once cracked under relentless sun and hope withered with the seasonal streams, something remarkable is happening. Stone by stone, hand by hand, rural communities are defying drought and rewriting their story of survival. Across Zoba Maekel,
A team of five young Eritrean engineers has made history by winning the prestigious Total Energies’ “Start Upper Challenge” in the “Cycle ‘Up” category. Their innovative project, which produces biodegradable plastic from brown seaweed, has garnered regional and international att
In a detailed interview with local media, President Isaias Afwerki unveiled the Government of Eritrea's (GOE) ambitious developmental priorities for 2025, highlighting strategic initiatives across critical sectors including water infrastructure, energy, housing, transport, and in