Eritrea infrastructure

New WASH financing adds water and climate resilience to a growing AfDB-backed project pipeline spanning energy, transport planning and rural infrastructure.

A parliamentary response records household gains from a programme built around Eritrean cooperatives, practical training and better access to markets.

Eritrea is advancing its infrastructure and energy development through strategic projects in transport and renewable energy, supported by the African Development Bank. These initiatives aim to enhance connectivity, boost economic growth, and improve living standards.

Eritrea is advancing its Massawa to Tesseney Road and Coastal Area Infrastructure Development Project, supported by the African Development Bank. The project aims to enhance transport connectivity and regional integration, with a focus on feasibility studies and preparations for

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

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.