#Eritrea & #Egypt: Building Bridges of Dialogue, Cooperation and Regional Peace From the Red Sea to the wider Horn of Africa, peace is built through dialogue, strengthened by mutual respect, and sustained by shared purpose. Ambassador Berhane’s meeting with Egypt’s Ambassador Mohamed Hamdy El-Molla reflects the enduring bonds between Eritrea and Egypt and a shared commitment to cooperation, regional stability, and a future shaped by understanding rather than confrontation. #EritreaPrevails #Eritrea #Egypt #RedSea #HornOfAfrica

In Keren, Eritrea, stands a remarkable 400-year-old church built inside a giant tree. According to local stories, two Italians took refuge here during a bombardment and were the only Italians in the area to survive. Inside, candles burn beside images of Jesus and the Black Madonna. To this day, people make pilgrimages here to pray, seek blessings, get married, and hope for children. A place where history, faith, and nature come together. #VisitEritrea #Keren #EritreaTour

“A Nation at War With Itself: Ethiopia Burns Its Own Cities While Its Leadership Sleeps.” Ethiopia’s crisis keeps spreading, yet the leadership keeps failing its own people. If the footage shows Oromo people destroying a fuel station in their own city, the question is simple: who benefits when Ethiopians destroy their own communities and citizens are driven from their homes? A country cannot bomb its way out of an identity crisis or govern through endless ethnic conflict. Where are the UN, the US and the EU? They keep supporting Ethiopia, but where is the urgency when civilians pay the price? How many more Ethiopians must die before this failed leadership is held accountable? #Ethiopia #Oromia #HumanRights

Ethiopia’s biggest threat is not Eritrea. It is the ticking time bomb within its own borders: a deep-rooted identity crisis, unresolved ethnic tensions, and a political system struggling to reconcile its diversity. As H.E. Yemane Gebreab explains, Ethiopia must confront these structural problems rather than avoid them or redirect attention toward Eritrea. The path forward is clear: respect Eritrea’s sovereignty, abandon threats, and pursue peaceful dialogue. Ethiopia’s future depends on making peace with its neighbours and, above all, addressing the crisis within itself. #Eritrea #Ethiopia #HornOfAfrica

Music has no borders; culture builds bridges that history cannot erase. 🇪🇷🇯🇵 Major Ghirmay Hadgu turned the melodies of Japan into a shared cultural legacy across #Eritrea and #Ethiopia. Today, a new generation of students continues that bridge through cultural exchange, friendship, and mutual understanding. The strongest connections between nations are built not only by diplomacy, but by people, music, and shared humanity. #Eritrea #Japan #CulturalDiplomacy #PeopleToPeople #History #MusicUnites

ህዝቢ ሓደ ልቢ፥ ሓደ ልቢ They tried to divide Eritreans along religious and ethnic lines, but the EPLF leadership and the strong unity of our people kept the nation together. Today, Eritreans stand united by a shared identity and common destiny. Look at the contrast: Ethiopia continues to struggle with ethnic divisions and internal conflicts despite decades of opportunity to build national unity. #Eritrea’s lesson is clear: diversity is not a weakness when leadership builds unity and people put their nation first. Nine ethnic groups, two religions, one people, one heart. #Eritrea 🇪🇷 #EPLF #EritreanUnity #OnePeopleOneNation #NationalUnity #HornOfAfrica #EritreanPride

Where the mountains touch the sky Derfo, Eritrea. ⛰️🇪🇷 A land of rugged beauty, peaceful horizons, and timeless landscapes. Derfo reminds us that Eritrea’s beauty is not only found along its Red Sea coast, but also in the heart of its majestic mountains. #Derfo #Eritrea #VisitEritrea #DiscoverEritrea