The article discusses a cultural event held in Eritrea to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the start of the country's fight for independence. This event took place on August 31 at Cinema Roma and was organized by the Commission of Culture and Sports along with the National Holidays Coordinating Committee. During the show, there were various performances, including songs, poems, and dramas, that highlighted the importance of the day and the sacrifices made for independence. The event aimed to showcase the unity and harmony among the Eritrean people and was broadcast live on Eritrean Television. Additionally, Eritrean nationals in Chicago also celebrated this anniversary on August 29 with enthusiasm, featuring programs that reflected their culture and values. Many participants noted that having young people, who were born outside of Eritrea, lead the event added a special touch. They emphasized that such national celebrations help pass down history and identity to younger generations and strengthen national pride.
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