AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCamping & newcomers: A Norquest program is giving Eritrean and other refugee students their first real camping experience in Canada, with hands-on tent building, s’mores, and wildlife-safety lessons from Parks Canada—aimed at helping newcomers connect with local culture. Eritrea tourism culture: A feature spotlights Eritrea’s “Unity in Diversity” and the gazelle’s role in traditional choreography, framing it as a cultural draw for visitors. Human rights & travel safety: A statement at the UN Human Rights Council focuses on why international protection is still needed for Eritrean refugees, citing ongoing risks such as detention, restricted freedoms, and limited access to services. Visa-on-arrival update (Eritrea included): Namibia released an updated visa-on-arrival list of 121 countries and territories; Eritrea is among the African countries eligible, while others (including Nigeria) are excluded. Education & tourism skills: Asmara’s College of Business and Social Science graduated 1,018 students, including Tourism and Hotel Management—another pipeline for Eritrea’s visitor economy.
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