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What is a coastal region of Ethiopia seceded in 1993 making Ethiopia land locked?
Eritrea
What region of sub-saharan Africa seceded from Ethiopia?
Eritrea declared its independence from Ethiopia in 1993.
Who is the President of Eritrea in 2014?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 2010. He is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Who was the President of Eritrea in 2005?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 1995. He is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Is Ethiopia part of the Red Sea region?
Ethiopia is in proximity to the Red Sea, but has no coastline on the sea, being narrowly separated from it by Eritrea and to a smaller extent by Djibouti. (*The term "Red Sea Region" is more narrowly used to indicate two zones within Eritrea itself.)
Who was the President of Eritrea in 1999?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 1999. He is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Who is the President of Eritrea in 2013?
Isaias Afewerki is the President of Eritrea in 2013. Afewerki is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Who was the President of Eritrea in 2012?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 2012. Afewerki is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Who was the President of Eritrea in 2008?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 2008. He is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Who was the President of Eritrea in 1997?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 1997. He is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
Who was the President of Eritrea in 2011?
Isaias Afewerki was the President of Eritrea in 2011. He is the first and only President of Eritrea since being elected in 1993 May 24 by the National Assembly.Afewerki was one of the founders of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front, a splinter of the Eritrean Liberation Front. After fighting for independence from Ethiopia, Afewerki became temporary leader of the region from 1991 May 29. Eritrea gained independence in 1993. Due to continued border disputes with Ethiopia, elections were initially delayed, but have continued to be delayed since. Further in 2001, harsh restrictions were put on media, and most print media was closed down. Eritrea has not yet had any form of national elections.
