Latest news with #MinistryOfInformation
Zawya
2 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Eritrea: Efforts to Develop Tourism Activities
Mr. Saleh Ali, Director General of Tourism in the Anseba Region, reported that strong efforts are being made to develop the tourism sector in the region. Stating that proper investment in tourism can generate significant income, Mr. Saleh noted that countries enjoying peace and stability have great potential to attract visitors. He said Eritrea in general, and the Anseba Region in particular, possess rich resources of interest to tourists. He mentioned ancient buildings, World War II-era trenches, cemeteries of Italian and British soldiers, historic battlefronts from the struggle for independence, and religious sites and artifacts as key attractions in the region. Awareness-raising activities are also being conducted in schools and government institutions to promote domestic tourism. Mr. Saleh called on institutions providing tourism services to contribute actively to the sector's development. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.
Zawya
20-05-2025
- Politics
- Zawya
Eritrea: Call for Organized Visits to Historical Sites
A call has been made for organized visits to historical sites where heroic feats have been demonstrated by liberation fighters during the armed struggle for independence, with the aim of passing this legacy to future generations. The appeal was made during a visit to the Meshalit and Genfelom trenches in Hamelmalo sub-zone on 17 May, as part of the 34th Independence Day anniversary celebrations. The program was attended by over 1,300 students, Government employees, members of the Defense Forces, and residents of the administrative areas of Gizgiza, Wazintet, and Genfelom. Attendees received briefings from veteran fighters who had been stationed in those areas. In their briefings, the veterans emphasized the heavy sacrifices made during the struggle and called for a deep understanding of the country's history, encouraging the youth to uphold and carry forward this national legacy. The participants of the tour said that the program makes it special for it was conducted during the 34th Independence Day celebrations week and called for the continuation of such educational initiatives. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.
Times of Oman
12-05-2025
- Politics
- Times of Oman
Oman participates in meeting of GCC Information Ministers in Kuwait
Kuwait: The Sultanate of Oman took part in the 28th meeting of the GCC Information Ministers, held on Monday in the State of Kuwait. Oman's delegation was headed by Mohammed Said Al Balushi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Information. The meeting discussed several topics aimed at enhancing and developing media cooperation among GCC states, including joint media efforts, proposed initiatives and projects for the GCC Strategic Media Cooperation Plan (2023–2030) submitted by member states, as well as the age classification of electronic games, guidelines and regulations for Gulf media production, strengthening media partnerships with regional and international organisations, initiatives for employing artificial intelligence in media production, Gulf media leadership training programmes, and reinforcing the media's role in supporting family and societal cohesion.
Zawya
06-05-2025
- General
- Zawya
Eritrea: Integrated Environmental Redressing Project in Emni-Haili Sub-zone
The integrated environmental redressing project launched in 2021 in Adi-Agua, Emni-Haili sub-zone, is making significant contributions to water and soil conservation, as well as wildlife preservation. During a visit to the area, Governor of the Southern Region Mr. HabteabTesfatsion was briefed by Mr. Michael Gebreyohannes, the project coordinator, who reported that the project spans approximately 4,000 hectares. Over 45,000 indigenous trees have been planted and are reportedly in good condition. Mr. Michael also noted that similar projects in the Mai-Mine and Dekemhare sub-zones serve as strong examples of effective conservation efforts that could be emulated elsewhere. Following the visit, Mr. Habteab held a meeting with experts and local residents to discuss future plans and address ongoing challenges. Participants of the meeting expressed that they had personally witnessed the positive impact of the project on soil enrichment and wildlife restoration, and affirmed their commitment to ensuring its sustainability. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.
