Chief of Mission Natalie E. Brown and the U.S. Embassy in Asmara welcomed September 26-28 a delegation from the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor and the Office of International Religious Freedom for meetings with the Eritrean government, the diplomatic community, and representatives from the many faiths practiced in Eritrea. During the visit, they …
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On the margins of Secretary Pompeo’s recent Global Chiefs of Mission Conference, Assistant Secretary of State Tibor Nagy convened chiefs of mission serving in Africa to discuss U.S. policy priorities with African partners.
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A great occasion meeting my counterpart @Gnatalie23 at the State Department today, having had courteous discussion on the new days after the lifting of the sanctions on #Eritrea & working together towards a bilateral #Eritrea #US cooperation for the benefits of our two countries A great occasion meeting my counterpart @Gnatalie23 at the State Department today, having had courteous …
Read More» The U.S. Embassy welcomed American and European jazz musicians, the Joan Minor & Sulaiman Hakim Jazz Quintet, from December 18-23 in Asmara. In cooperation with the Commission of Culture and Sports, the musicians entertained audiences for two concerts in the historic Cinema Asmara and one concert in the Embasoira Hotel. Chief of Mission Natalie E. …
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Chief of Mission Natalie E Brown joined representatives from the Indian, Jewish, Islamic, Christian and diplomatic communities to commemorate Remembrance Day at the Asmara Commonwealth Cemetery.
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On July 4 (also U.S. Independence Day), Chief of Mission Natalie E. Brown joined Minister of Health Amina Nur Husein; Dr. Ibrahim Sambuli, Representative of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA); Ms. Tekea Tesfamichael, President of the National Union of Eritrean Women; Dr. Habte Haylemelokot and other doctors, nurses, officials, and patients from the National …
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