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🌍 Eritrea Stands Strong: Resilience Beyond Sanctions 🌍 Eritrea is among the three African countries (alongside Libya and Botswana) that have never sought loans from the IMF. While Libya faced turmoil after Gaddafi's removal, Eritrea has withstood sophisticated sanctions imposed by the UN, USA, and EU without succumbing to... show more
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Eritrea's resilience and self-reliance without IMF loans are inspiring. A true testament to perseverance. 🇪🇷.

Absolutely! we Eritreans believe & practice self reliance & take care of each other & yes we’re the can do people & don’t need their handout as the saying goes give me a fish feed me for a day,teach me how to fish & feed me for a lifetime that’s z way forward

Eritrea 🇪🇷 never kneels down and stands alone against all odds. As a result, Eritrea has the strongest military, unity and nationalism. Proud to be Eritrean 🇪🇷.

Bragging doesn’t help heal your core problem Eritrea has the highest Debt to GDP in the World In 2021 The ratio for Eritrea is 176% and compare this with subsaharan average 43% for Ethiopia 38% Kenya 55%. Effectively with this high debt Eritrea still remains among the poorest

To starve a population, you need no resources. All you need is burial grounds or fire to burn their corps. Or, if one does not want to go the trouble, chase them out of the country. These are all the achievements of PFDJ. Eritrea's money is in the bandit group's foreign banks.

Great job Drar!

Thank God for our smart, strong leaders

Eritrea is not a qualified country to get an IMF loan. According to the World Bank, Eritrea's debt to GDP in 2023 was estimated at 219%

you feel proud that Eritrea has no loans. Congratulations! but it is at the cost of the unnecessary suffering and death of our people. no healthcare. no infrastructure. no clean water. no electricity. no university. no free press. no freedom of speech. life-long military service

Really!! Receilance in a country dependent heavily on remittances, almost zero economic. Receilance factors are economic diversification, social safety nets, strong governance & institutions, community networks, education & skills & robust infrastructure which doesn't exist.
