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Meeting to Review Progress of Civic Education

EritreaSep 10, 2026, 4:33 PM
Meeting to Review Progress of Civic Education
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PUBLISHEDSep 10, 2026, 4:33 PM
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Asmara, 10 September 2026 – The Ministry of Education conducted a meeting to assess the progress of civic education on 8 and 9 September in Asmara. The meeting was attended by representatives of regional administrations, heads of the PFDJ and national organizations, heads of departments and branches of the Ministry of Education, as well as representatives of other concerned institutions. Dr. Halima Mohammed Mr. Zemihret Yohannes, head of Research and Documentation at the PFDJ, speaking on behalf of the PFDJ, said that although civic education was introduced relatively recently, it has reached a promising stage.

He called for preserving the achievements registered and building on them to advance the program further. Noting that civic education focuses on nurturing citizens, Mr. Zemihret said that the meeting will contribute significantly to critically reviewing the activities implemented and designing future programs. At the meeting, research papers were presented on the background, objectives and pillars of civic education; the existing curriculum structure and civic education; a new education system supported by animation; and the experience of political education in the Central Region. The participants held extensive discussions on the papers and put forward constructive ideas.…

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