AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation & Science: Mai-Nefhi College of Science in Asmara held its 19th commencement, graduating 300 students (49% women) across Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics, with calls to turn classroom learning into research and innovation. Youth & Community Skills: Eritrean youth in the Central Region completed six-month first-aid training for 127 students (113 female) in Sembel sub-zone, urging trainees to serve their communities. Culture & Heritage: A UNESCO-backed workshop in Asmara focused on implementing the 2003 Convention for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, including how to prepare nomination files for UNESCO inscription. National Life: The National Festival 2026 is set for 18–26 July at the Asmara Expo compound, featuring music, cultural villages, bazaars, displays and children’s programs. Environment & Work Culture: The Students’ Summer Work Program began in the Central Region with 7,379 students, targeting water/soil conservation through terrace building and tree seedlings. Access & Daily Life: A global ranking report highlights Eritrea’s steep internet affordability gap, where 1GB can cost $338—pricing many people out of basic connectivity. Diaspora Spotlight: Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle updated its community center with a safety upgrade funded through a neighborhood matching grant.
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