Press Release:

April 29, 2026 Mischaracterizations Surrounding Prospects for Eritrea–United States Rapprochement

The Embassy of the State of Eritrea in Washington, D.C. takes note of the recent article published by The Wall Street Journal on prospects for resetting relations between Eritrea and the United States.
While the article acknowledges Eritrea’s strategic importance in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea corridor, it advances selective narratives with the evident intention of undermining the timely opportunity for constructive engagement. Indeed, and in the same vein, certain, self-styled, pundits have subsequently reverted to alarmist interpretations across media and social platforms, recycling discredited claims and attempting to cast unwarranted doubt on any positive trajectory in Eritrea–U.S. relations. Such commentaries are neither objective nor constructive; essentially, they represent hired lobbyist advocacies disguised as “independent” analysis. Read more…

February 26, 2026 Tibor Nagy: political maverick with an axe to grind against Eritrea

In his opinion column on the Horn of Africa published in the Avalanche Journal last week,
Tibor Nagy resorts to his usual recipe of disparaging Eritrea to dish out biased and
presumptuous conjectures that are at variance with the principal causes and trajectories of the
simmering tension in the region.
This is not surprising in many respects. The former US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa
indeed lacks academic and analytical credentials, and more importantly, personal integrity and
honesty as his lop-sided positions and views on the Horn of Africa are often influenced by his
lobbying contracts and unorthodox political networks.  Click here

May 16, 2025 Response to US FRC Hearing Misrepresentations of Eritrea

The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing on East Africa, convened on 13 May this
week, unfortunately repeats several misconceptions and unsubstantiated allegations against
Eritrea. It is essential to clarify these matters based on verifiable facts.

Needless to emphasize, Eritrea is not mobilizing for war and has not, certainly, been engaged in
provocative military action or political brinkmanship against Ethiopia. Click here

Eritrea: Countering Misinformation and Misdirected Critiques

It is ironic that someone like Michael Rubin, whose warmongering commentary has repeatedly championed disastrous interventions in Iraq, Libya, and Syria, now turns his gaze toward Eritrea. Rubin’s career is a testament to failed predictions and reckless advocacy for interventions that have plunged nations into chaos. His penchant for oversimplification and exaggeration has earned him a reputation as a propagandist rather than a credible analyst. For someone whose worldview has been repeatedly discredited by the real-world consequences of his recommendations, Rubin’s obsession with Eritrea reeks of desperation for relevance. Eritrea, a nation that has consistently fought for its sovereignty, advanced national development, and contributed to regional stability, will not be swayed by the misguided musings of a failed warmonger.

Michael Rubin’s critiques of Eritrea, including his latest piece, “Eritrea Is the North Korea of Africa: America Must Act,” exemplify a pattern of misrepresentation and biased narratives that fail to advance the interests of Eritrea or the Horn of Africa. For full response Click here

ሓበሬታ ብዛዕባ ምጅማር ቆንስላዊ ኣገልግሎታት ብመስመር መርበብ ሓበሬታ Online E-Service

ብኤምባሲ ሃገረ ኤርትራ ኣብ ሕ/መ/ኣ ንህዝቢ ዝወሃብ ቆንስላዊ ኣገልግሎት፡ ካብ ሎሚ መስከረም 20, 2024 ጀሚሩ፡
ኩሎም ዜጋታትን ተገልገልቲን ከካብ ዘዘለውዎ ቦታ ብመስመር መርበብ ሓበሬታ ብርሕቀት ዘድልዮም ጉዳይ ምስላጥ ከምዝኽእሉ
ንሕብር፡፡ Click here.  

Embassy of the State of Eritrea in the USA Launches Online E-Services for Consular Affairs

September 24, 2024 – The Embassy of the State of Eritrea in the United States is pleased to announce the official launch of its
new online consular services platform. Beginning today, all Eritrean nationals, expatriates, and foreign clients seeking consular
services from the Embassy of the State of Eritrea in the USA can process their consular services remotely from any location. Click here

For Consular Services, please visit the official Consular Affairs Processing System (CAPS) Online Portal

CAPS Online Portal