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Eritrea: Citizens Living in Lebanon And Syria Reaffirm Readiness to Back Up National Development Drive
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Shabait.com (Asmara)
12 April 2008
Posted to the web 14 April 2008
Asmara
Eritrean citizens living in Lebanon and Syria reaffirmed their readiness to fulfill what is required of them in safeguarding the nation's sovereignty and enhancing development programs. The nationals voiced their commitment at a public meeting they conducted in Beirut on April 9, during which they donated over 12,600 dollars in support of the national cause.
The Eritrean Consul General in Lebanon, Mr. Humed Yahya Hali, indicated that the Eritrean people are exerting continuous efforts to build a prosperous nation through reinforcing their unity and steadfastly rebuffing enemy hostilities and conspiracies.
Expressing their readiness to meet any eventuality through standing alongside their people and government, members of the Eritrean Community in Lebanon and Syria asserted that they would enhance contribution towards reinforcing the national development drive.
Ready for what???for war...please be ready to support the Ertrian people IN TIGRAY CAMPS AND AFAR REGIONS.SHEMELBA IS OCCUPIED BY 25000 ERTRIANS .THEY SHOULD TAKE CARE OF HUNGRY AND DEPRIVED ERTRIANS. ACCORDING TO UN ,EVERY MONTH AN AVERAGE OF 300 PEOPLE ARE ENTERING ETHIOPIA.
"Some 1300 Eritrean soldiers crossed the borders to Ethiopia over the past 6 months in defiance to massive oppression and ill-military policies they face at home, Sudan Tribune rported on Tuesday citing the Administration of refugees and returnee Affairs
They are simply on the behalf of ertrian gov't/Higdef...it is realy shame ...Ertrian journalists and veterans... [Read Full Text]
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