Eritrea and The Gambia establish diplomatic relations in a joint communiqué signed at the United Nations
Eritrea's Ministry of Information said the communiqué was signed in New York on Friday by the two countries' permanent representatives to the UN.

Eritrea's Ministry of Information said Eritrea and The Gambia signed a joint communiqué at the United Nations in New York establishing diplomatic relations, and that the relationship opens cooperation in political affairs, trade, economic development and culture.
Eritrea and The Gambia have established diplomatic relations through a joint communiqué signed at the United Nations in New York on Friday, Eritrea's Ministry of Information said. It said the document was signed by Sophia Tesfamariam, Permanent Representative of the State of Eritrea to the United Nations, and Lamin B. Dibba, Permanent Representative of the Republic of The Gambia. The ministry said the two countries agreed to open cooperation in political affairs, trade, economic development and culture, and that the relationship rests on respect for sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and the United Nations Charter.
