Africazine:
Eritreans worldwide marked a significant milestone with the 35th Independence Day anniversary.
Celebrations took place in Zambia, Zimbabwe, and France, emphasizing unity and resilience. In Lusaka, Mr. Gebrehiwet Petros highlighted the importance of national development programs, while in Harare, Mr. Amanuel Shiferaw called for the transfer of core values to future generations.
Eritrean Communities Celebrate Independence Day Abroad
In Zambia, the Eritrean community gathered to honor their heritage and reflect on their journey towards independence. The theme “Our Resilience: Our Guarantee” resonated throughout the event, showcasing the community’s commitment to national development.
Similarly, in Zimbabwe, celebrations featured cultural and artistic programs that underscored the significance of independence for the Eritrean people. These events served as a reminder of the struggles faced and the values that led to their liberation.
Eritrean Values Highlighted During Celebrations
Mr. Amanuel Shiferaw emphasized the importance of perseverance, commitment, and assertiveness, which he described as the cornerstones of Eritrean victory. He urged attendees to instill these values in younger generations to ensure continued development and peace.
In France, celebrations were equally vibrant, focusing on the transmission of Eritrean history and societal values. The chairpersons of various Eritrean communities expressed their dedication to enhancing participation in national affairs.
Next Steps for Eritrean Communities
- Strengthening organizational capacity among nationals.
- Enhancing participation in national development programs.
- Transferring cultural values to younger generations.
Eritreans around the world united to celebrate their independence and reaffirm their commitment to national development.
