Eritrean Delegation Engages in Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Workshop in China
An Eritrean delegation participated in an Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Workshop in December 2024 in China. Mr. Habtom Zerai and Mr. Natnael Yebio presented papers highlighting Eritrea’s commitment to these rights within its national development philosophy and legal framework.
The Eritrean delegation participated in a significant workshop focusing on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, convened in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, from December 2 to December 9, 2024. Presenting on behalf of Eritrea were Mr. Habtom Zerai, Charge d’Affaires at the Eritrean Embassy, and Mr. Natnael Yebio from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mr. Zerai presented on “Challenges and Solutions: Promoting and Protecting Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights,” while Mr. Yebio discussed “International Cooperation on Human Rights,” elucidating Eritrea’s committed position on these pressing issues.
During their presentations, the delegates underscored the tangible nature of economic, social, and cultural rights in Eritrea, emphasizing that these rights are integral to the nation’s development ethos. They articulated that these rights are not merely theoretical but are instead critical components of Eritrea’s governance framework, reflecting the government’s dedication to achieving social justice. This commitment is woven throughout the National Charter and the country’s various policies, laws, and proclamations, reaffirming Eritrea’s holistic approach to human rights advancement.
The workshop convened in Hangzhou brought together representatives from various nations to discuss crucial aspects of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights. These rights are recognized globally as essential components of social progress and development. Eritrea’s participation reflects its engagement with international human rights dialogue and its commitment to implementing these rights at the national level. The presentations made by Eritrean representatives were aimed at sharing the country’s strategies and experiences in promoting these rights amidst global challenges.
In conclusion, Eritrea’s participation in the workshop on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights highlighted the country’s serious commitment to these principles, which are deeply embedded in its national policies and frameworks. The presentations delivered by Mr. Habtom Zerai and Mr. Natnael Yebio provided insights into Eritrea’s practical approaches to human rights, reaffirming the importance of these rights within its broader development strategy. This engagement underscores Eritrea’s dedication to international cooperation in advancing human rights and social justice.
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