AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoEritrea–UNESCO & Culture: UNESCO and Eritrean partners trained 45 heritage professionals in Asmara to strengthen national capacity under the 2003 Convention, using Ge’at as a case study for UNESCO nomination work. Eritrea–Education: Hamelmalo College of Agriculture held its 19th commencement, graduating 375 postgraduate students, including first-time doctoral cohorts in Veterinary Science. Horn of Africa–Red Sea Risk: Iran and Yemen’s Houthis again raised the stakes for Bab el-Mandeb, warning they could close the Red Sea gateway if US strikes hit Iranian power infrastructure—raising fears of wider energy and shipping shocks that directly affect the Eritrea–Djibouti corridor. International–WHO Internships: WHO opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, with a full list of eligible African countries now published for applicants. Immigration–UK Legal Ruling: A UK court upheld most parts of the “one in, one out” small-boat asylum return scheme to France, striking only one element tied to modern slavery referral protections. Sports–Eritrea in the Spotlight: Eritrean sprinter Biniam Girmay finished third in Tour de France Stage 11, while South Africa’s World Cup run lifted them into the CAF qualification group that includes Eritrea.
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