Asmara, 02 July 2026– Eritrean nationals in the US, Australia and New Zealand, Sweden, and Qatar have conducted various activities reflecting their attachment to their homeland.
According to reports, the Swedish branch of the YPFDJ organization conducted its congress from 26 to 28 June under the theme “Our Unity Our Strength: Our Participation Our Future.”
Indicating that the objective of the congress was to recruit and nurture capable national youth, Mr. Filmon Teklai, chairman of the board of the organization, called on the youth to play a leading role in the successful implementation of the mission of the Fourth Front.
At the event, seminars focusing on “Basic Strategic Victories of the EPLF” and “Epochal Mission of the Youth” were conducted. Educational briefings on administration and projects were also provided.
The National Committee, PFDJ, the National Union of Eritrean Women, Eritrean community in Sweden, and Central Board of the YPFDJ in Europe also delivered messages of solidarity. The congress also elected a new executive committee.
Likewise, the Jeddah branch of the National Union of Eritrean Women conducted its 5th congress on 25 June under the theme “Our Values Our Shield.”
At the congress, Ms. Nura Al-Haj Ali, chairperson of the union branch, presented an activity report highlighting the strengths and challenges encountered.
The participants conducted discussion on the report presented and elected a new executive committee.
In the same vein, ‘Adal’ kindergarten, under the auspices of the Eritrean community in Qatar, graduated children in its first commencement on 26 June, in the presence of Mr. Ali Ibrahim, Eritrea’s Ambassador to Qatar, and Ms. Nura Hussein, head of the National Union of Eritrean Women branch.
At a commemorative event organized in connection with Martyrs Day, Eritrean nationals residing in Australia and New Zealand expressed their pledge to support families of martyrs.
Accordingly, nationals in Melbourne contributed 9 thousand 340 Australian Dollars; nationals in Sydney 4 thousand 775 Australian Dollars; nationals in Hobart 1 thousand 170 Australian Dollars; nationals in Adelaide 3 thousand 65 Australian Dollars; nationals in Perth 18 thousand 540 Australian Dollars; nationals in Wellington, New Zealand, 3 thousand 960 New Zealand Dollars; and nationals in Auckland, New Zealand, 2 thousand New Zealand Dollars. They also pledged to assume responsibility for supporting 30 families of martyrs and to extend financial contributions in support of an additional 53 families of martyrs.
At a commemorative event organized in connection with Martyrs Day, nationals in Orange County in the US expressed readiness to strengthen participation in national development programs and in support of families of martyrs.
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