Africa-Press – Eritrea. The Netherlands branch of the National Union of Eritrean Women conducted its 3rd congress in the city of Amsterdam on 20 September. The congress adopted a resolution to exert strong efforts in organizing the youth and transferring noble societal values to the young generation.
Ms. Elsa Seium, chairperson of the union branch, reported that the union has carried out various activities, particularly in recruiting new members. She also called on the congress to thoroughly review the activities undertaken so far and to design a practical action plan.
Noting the commendable contribution of the National Union of Eritrean Women to national affairs, Ms. Negisti Tsegay, head of the Union’s European branch, expressed her confidence that the Netherlands branch will further strengthen its organizational capacity and its contribution to national development.
Mr. Negasi Kasa, Eritrea’s Ambassador to the European Union and the Benelux countries, gave an extensive briefing on the role and contribution of Eritrean women in the struggle for national independence, safeguarding sovereignty, and in national development programs. He also expressed his expectation that the congress would conclude with practical programs.
The participants conducted extensive discussions on the organizational, political, and financial reports, and elected a new executive committee for a three-year term.
In other news, Eritrean nationals residing in Raleigh, North Carolina, participated in the international festival organized in their city, proudly representing their country.
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