Eritrea: Seminar on the Objective Situation in the Homeland
Brig. Gen. Eyob gave an extensive briefing on the political and armed struggle of the Eritrean people for independence, the conspiracies and hostilities perpetrated against the Eritrean people, the heavy sacrifice paid, and the noble values nurtured throughout the process.
He also called on the youth to enhance their awareness, equip themselves with education and skills, and take advantage of the opportunities being provided.
The participants, emphasizing the importance of the seminar, called for similar sessions to be organized for members of the Defense Forces and the youth.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.
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