Young, old, women, and men of Eritrea always have and always will strike for the well-being of our country. Ever since independence the Eritrean government along with its people worked on making Eritrea better in every aspect. One of the most known activities that spring from the collaboration of young people of Eritrea and the government is the yearly “Matot”.
A group of journalists took a drive from Asmara to Sawa on 11th July to give coverage to the 5th Eri-youth Festival held under the theme “With Foresight; we make ample strides forward”, from 13 to 15 July 2012. Observing the number of buses, minibuses and cars that were heading in queue to the Sawa grounds, one could only imagine that these are newly imported vehicles that were about to be distributed to the entire Eritrea but not to transport such huge number of people who are to be part of the very exciting Festival.
“Although it was a lot of ups and downs, a lot of challenges and obstacles now that I have finally made it, it was all worth the while. To reach my goal and to finally realize my dream is beyond what words can express. And after frankly thanking my parents whom were there supporting me all along I would like to make a pledge to my country to help in the ever growing national progress.” states Adulis Yamane, a remarkable student from the department of Civil Engeenering. As the EIT graduates 1120 students on the 7th July of 2012. The ceremony had the honorable presence of the minister of Education Mr. Semere Russom, Zoba administrators, Army Commanders, Religious Leaders, Members of National Board and Deans of institutions for Higher Education. On this day not only did a thousand dreams come true but our nation yet again took one step towards success and growth.
“Our mission is to provide competent health sciences specialists, who are equipped with the foundation knowledge, professional skills, attitudes and ethical principles so that they can provide optimum healthcare to the people of Eritrea,” Mr. Zerabruk Tesfamariam, Acting Dean of Asmara College of Health Sciences (ACHS). “They will make effective contribution as health team members to address and meet the health needs of the country.” The Dean made such a remark in the opening of 4th commence of Asmara College of Health Sciences held on 30th June 2012. Eritrea’s mission has indeed been to educate as many healthcare professionals so as to by large address any sort of healthcare issues.
Agriculturally summer is a fertile season. The time that stretch between June and September is a rainy season where farmers and consumers of farm productions alike fill with hopes of gathering bumper harvest. During the summer times herds are endowed with green grazing meadows, water reservoirs impound sufficient water that could sustain until the next summer. Summer is a time of get-together where a number of Eritreans from diaspora visit their homeland. The National festival is also held in this season on the expo-grounds featuring a number of shows. Summer is indeed a time where every national with one accord get excited and rejoiced. Even though its impact for the very existence of humans still remains incomparable, summer is also a season of graduation events where institutions of higher education harvest fruits of their endeavors. The graduation events held each year are usually accompanied by a number of festive events and particularly of nature’s benevolence. In the months between June and July, that is almost every week, all institutions of higher education and colleges of vocational trainings would hold commencements one after the other. Some colleges have already started the reaping of harvest starting from the first week of June and the others would follow in the coming days of June and July.
The Teseney sub-zone is an area where eight of the nine ethnic groups of Eritrea live in. Such a blend of cultural beauty and the harmonious life that exist among all ethnic groups makes Teseney a center of mutual respect and a symbol of unity in diversity. The unity of the inhabitants of this sub-zone has been clearly seen in assisting the families of the fallen heroes. The experiences in this sub-zone are exemplary not only to the people around this sub-zone, but other areas of the country could draw lesson from.
The martyrdom Eritreans paid to achieve independence stands beyond compare. To honor the noble cause the martyrs fall for and as an indication of respecting the selfless sacrifice of each martyr, the Government has ever since 2004 been supporting families of the fallen heroes. To assist the families of the fallen heroes has then been a national priority. Of course nothing compares to the sacrifice the martyrs made for the common cause, but acknowledging their heroic and matchless deeds is just a moral obligation of every national who is enjoying a secured lifestyle where everything goes smoothly and without worries of any sort. Noticing the grand and far sighted vision of the martyrs, Eritreans inside the country and abroad have been reinforcing Government’s initiatives through monetary and in kind contribution.
Young, old, women, and men of Eritrea always have and always will strike for the well-being of our country. Ever since independence the Eritrean government along with its people worked on making Eritrea better in every aspect. One of the most known activities that spring from the collaboration of young people of Eritrea and the government is the yearly “Matot”.
A group of journalists took a drive from Asmara to Sawa on 11th July to give coverage to the 5th Eri-youth Festival held under the theme “With Foresight; we make ample strides forward”, from 13 to 15 July 2012. Observing the number of buses, minibuses and cars that were heading in queue to the Sawa grounds, one could only imagine that these are newly imported vehicles that were about to be distributed to the entire Eritrea but not to transport such huge number of people who are to be part of the very exciting Festival.
“Although it was a lot of ups and downs, a lot of challenges and obstacles now that I have finally made it, it was all worth the while. To reach my goal and to finally realize my dream is beyond what words can express. And after frankly thanking my parents whom were there supporting me all along I would like to make a pledge to my country to help in the ever growing national progress.” states Adulis Yamane, a remarkable student from the department of Civil Engeenering. As the EIT graduates 1120 students on the 7th July of 2012. The ceremony had the honorable presence of the minister of Education Mr. Semere Russom, Zoba administrators, Army Commanders, Religious Leaders, Members of National Board and Deans of institutions for Higher Education. On this day not only did a thousand dreams come true but our nation yet again took one step towards success and growth.
“Our mission is to provide competent health sciences specialists, who are equipped with the foundation knowledge, professional skills, attitudes and ethical principles so that they can provide optimum healthcare to the people of Eritrea,” Mr. Zerabruk Tesfamariam, Acting Dean of Asmara College of Health Sciences (ACHS). “They will make effective contribution as health team members to address and meet the health needs of the country.” The Dean made such a remark in the opening of 4th commence of Asmara College of Health Sciences held on 30th June 2012. Eritrea’s mission has indeed been to educate as many healthcare professionals so as to by large address any sort of healthcare issues.
Agriculturally summer is a fertile season. The time that stretch between June and September is a rainy season where farmers and consumers of farm productions alike fill with hopes of gathering bumper harvest. During the summer times herds are endowed with green grazing meadows, water reservoirs impound sufficient water that could sustain until the next summer. Summer is a time of get-together where a number of Eritreans from diaspora visit their homeland. The National festival is also held in this season on the expo-grounds featuring a number of shows. Summer is indeed a time where every national with one accord get excited and rejoiced. Even though its impact for the very existence of humans still remains incomparable, summer is also a season of graduation events where institutions of higher education harvest fruits of their endeavors. The graduation events held each year are usually accompanied by a number of festive events and particularly of nature’s benevolence. In the months between June and July, that is almost every week, all institutions of higher education and colleges of vocational trainings would hold commencements one after the other. Some colleges have already started the reaping of harvest starting from the first week of June and the others would follow in the coming days of June and July.
The Teseney sub-zone is an area where eight of the nine ethnic groups of Eritrea live in. Such a blend of cultural beauty and the harmonious life that exist among all ethnic groups makes Teseney a center of mutual respect and a symbol of unity in diversity. The unity of the inhabitants of this sub-zone has been clearly seen in assisting the families of the fallen heroes. The experiences in this sub-zone are exemplary not only to the people around this sub-zone, but other areas of the country could draw lesson from.
The martyrdom Eritreans paid to achieve independence stands beyond compare. To honor the noble cause the martyrs fall for and as an indication of respecting the selfless sacrifice of each martyr, the Government has ever since 2004 been supporting families of the fallen heroes. To assist the families of the fallen heroes has then been a national priority. Of course nothing compares to the sacrifice the martyrs made for the common cause, but acknowledging their heroic and matchless deeds is just a moral obligation of every national who is enjoying a secured lifestyle where everything goes smoothly and without worries of any sort. Noticing the grand and far sighted vision of the martyrs, Eritreans inside the country and abroad have been reinforcing Government’s initiatives through monetary and in kind contribution.