I'm just a jealous guy - By John Lennon
I was dreaming of the past.
And my heart was beating fast,
I began to lose control,
I began to lose control,
I didn't mean to hurt you,
I'm sorry that I mad you cry,
I didn't want to hurt you,
I'm just a jealous guy,
I was feeling insecure,
You might not love me any more,
I was shivering inside,
I was shivering inside,
I was trying to catch your eyes,
Thought that you were trying to hide,
I was swallowing my pain,
I was swallowing my pain.
Over 300 students graduate from College of Science and Marine Technology
Massawa, 19 December 2009 - A total of 309 students graduated yesterday in degree and diploma from the College of Science and Marine Technology in different fields of study, including Biodiversity Marine Technology, Sea Farming, Marine Engineering, Marine Science and Fishing.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony in which the Administrator of the Northern Red Sea region, Army commanders, religious leaders, invited guests and parents took part, the Dean of the College, Dr. Zekaria Abdulkerim, congratulated the graduates. He called on them to make due contribution in efforts to achieve food security through effectively harnessing marine resources. Dr. Zekaria further expressed appreciation to all parties that demonstrated support for the success of the College’s programs.
The Minister of Energy and Mines, Mr. Ahmed Haj Ali, stressed the significance of sustainable development and marine resource management in achieving food security and developing the nation’s marine potentials, as well as related sectors. He further highlighted the need for the College curriculum to correspond with the needs of the society, besides meeting international standards.
Mr. Ahmed went on to say that the martyred Saleh Meki would live on in the hearts of every one for his dedicated endeavors in the establishment of the College and human resource development. In this respect, the Minister called on the graduates to live up to the nation’s expectations.
A representative of the graduates on his part asserted that they would work diligently in preserving marine resource and enhancing efforts to achieve food security. He also stated that the substantial investment the Government is making to equip youths with the necessary knowledge and skill would pave the way for the nation’s bright future.
Mr. Ahmed awarded prizes to those outstanding students and certificates to the graduates.
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Eritrean-British Private Educational Institution Graduates 242 Students in engineering, economics, computer technology & business administration.
Asmara, 20 December 2009: The private educational institution Eri-British graduated 242 students yesterday following two year associated diploma training in the fields of engineering, economics, computer technology as well as business administration.
In the speech he delivered during the graduation ceremony held at the Asmara Palace Hotel, the Director General of Eri-British, Mr. Alazar Hailemichael indicated that the internationally recognized status of the institution presents a good opportunity for all citizens and reminded the graduates that the training they have acquired is an asset to the nation. Mr. Alazar went on to state that the graduates are expected to play an important role in the ongoing nation-building process.
Pointing out the role of education in broadening perspective and enhancing productivity, the Director of Research and Human Resource Development at the Ministry of Education, Mr. Petros Hailemariam explained that commendable progress has been registered in all sectors of the national economy owing to the Government's extensive investment in human resource development. Although the government's efforts in this case is most vital, the development of private educational institutions that meet the required standards should be encouraged, Mr. Petros further added.
The graduates on their part expressed their appreciation for the different traning and educational opportunities being created by the government.
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