Shabait.com (Asmara)
9 July 2009
Asmara — In an assessment meeting they held in Washington D.C. from July 3 to 5, representatives of Eritrean Consular Affairs and the PFDJ in various parts of the United States asserted that they would enhance their role in countering hostilities and psychological warfare.
Speaking on the occasion, the Eritrean Ambassador to North America, Mr. Girmai Gebremariam, pointed out that the Eritrean government is exerting utmost endeavors to expand equitable social services in all parts of the country and stressed the significance of the meeting in strengthening the contribution and organizational capacity of Eritrean nationals residing abroad.
Following the presentation of reports on the activities of communal and consular activities in all cities, the participants conducted extensive discussion on various tasks. They also mapped out action program aimed at undertaking strong community activities in the coming 6 months on the basis of public diplomacy.
The head of public and communal affairs in the USA, Mr. Berhane Gebrehiwet, on his part gave a lecture under the title: "Resistance Against Practical and Psychological Hostilities.
:leftIn the closing session, Ambassador Girmai handed certificates to members who worked with dedication as agents of consular services for about 18 years free of charge. He also called on them to enhance their role as ever in reinforcing the PFDJ's independent political path and the policies of the Government, as well as in backing up national programs.
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