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Eritrea: Information Ministry Graduates 100 Staff Members

In continuation of efforts being exerted by the Ministry of Information to upgrade the skill of its workforce, 100 staff members graduated today upon completion of a six-month training course on journalism as well as the English and Arabic languages.

Author: sociologist(lubak)

that was good news to listen young eritrean are graduated from media skills which is important to promote our external relations of different aspects.but my opinion here is wot about developing the access of internal relations means through our multi lingual eritrean societies by thier own languages .i think it would be the main sources of unity of our people if there was participations of different native langueges in this newly promoting programme.thank you very much

Author: sociologist(lubak)

that was good news to listen young eritrean are graduated from media skills which is important to promote our external relations of different aspects.but my opinion here is wot about developing the access of internal relations means through our multi lingual eritrean societies by thier own languages .i think it would be the main sources of unity of our people if there was participations of different native langueges in this newly promoting programme.thank you very much



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