Eritrea will no longer be in Counterterror Non-Cooperation List
borkena
May 29, 2019
The Associated Press report published on VOA News on Tuesday, May 28, says that Eritrea is now taken off the list of countries not fully cooperating with the United States of America on counter-Terrorism.
“The reclusive East African nation is no longer listed on the announcement that will be published in the Federal Register on Wednesday,” wrote the Associated Press.
Eritrea was listed along with “non-cooperating” countries like North Korea, Syria, Iran, and Venezuela. United Nations’ section on Eritrea is also lifted.
The peace agreement with Ethiopia, which happened in 2018 after Ethiopia’s ruling coalition picked Abiy Ahmed as prime minister, contributed the lifting of United Nations sanction, according to a report by The Associated Press.
A United States Congressional delegation, which included Eritrean-American Joseph Neguse who was elected to United States House of Representatives in 2018, visited Eritrea in early 2019.
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Commentary, 29 May 2019
Interesting and critical QUOTE: ” The peace agreement with Ethiopia, ……. contributed the lifting of United Nations sanction, according to a report by The Associated Press.” UNQUOTE. Hmmm ……… THAT SAYS A VOLUME.
exaggerated excuse § hmmmm