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From: Tesfai.Kflu@fredonia.edu
Date: Thu Jun 24 2010 - 15:30:58 EDT
I do apologize... the information is still there. What happened is they lumped it with
other news which happened four months ago and dated it Feb. 26, 2010.. So, if you are
still interested to know the source go to Meskerem.net and then go to EDP. Once you
are in EDP go all the way down to 26-2-2010 and there is under the title Embassy of the
United States...
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From: Kflu, Tesfai
Sent: Thu 6/24/2010 2:25 PM
To: Dehai@Dehai.org
Cc: Kflu, Tesfai
Subject: FW: About the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundry Commission.... from the U.S. Embassy in Asmara.
Dehaiers:
At almost 3:00 am this morning I was browsing the Meskerem.net
and through it I went into some of their websites - Shabait & EDP for example. I checked
the EDP and I found the News Letter from the U.S. Embassy in
Asmara, Eritrea which among other things had this information
on EEBC's decision as I put it in today's Dehai... I rushed to share it because I thought it is an important piece of information and I still think it is.
Some respectful Dehaier asked me this morning to give him my
source of information. I gave him how I got it, but, I told him to rush
it before they take it out... I had the feeling that they might do it. Shortly after I
replied to the Dehaier telling him to speed it out, I tried myself to get in to it, and there was
nothing there... not a trace of it... apparently, they didn't waste time to keep it out of sight.
Tesfai K.
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From: Kflu, Tesfai
Sent: Thu 6/24/2010 2:33 AM
To: Dehai@Dehai.org
Cc: Kflu, Tesfai
Subject: About the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundry Commission.... from the U.S. Embassy in Asmara.
News and Events... from the Embassy of the United States in Asmara, Eritrea. Dated June 23, 2010.
Eritrea Ethiopia Boundary Commission.
The Embassy would like to reiterate long standing U.S. Government policy regarding the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundary Commission's decision.
The Algiers Peace Accord, ending the Ethiopian-Eritrean
conflict must be respected without qualification. Both Ethiopia and Eritrea agreed to accept unequivocally the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundary Commission's (EEBC) decision as final and binding. The United States expects each government to uphold its commitment to abide by this agreement. The
United States urges both parties to implement the EEBC decision peacefully, fully and without delay.
As the process moves forward communication directly between the two countries will be imperative.
The United States values its relationship with Eritrea and Ethiopia .We are committed to helping
the two nations realize the political freedoms and economic prosperity that their people deserve. Peace is the pre-requisite for achieving these goals.
P.S. I believe I copied it as I found it.
Tesfai K.