Shaka Salli (VOA presenter): Good evening Abebe from Ethiopia, you are welcome to Straight Talk Africa?
Abebe: Hello, I would like to ask a question to the Ambassador of Eritrea.
S. Salli: Go ahead please. Could you please turn your television set volume down because we are getting an echo on the line.
Abebe: See my question is I have two questions..
S. Salli: Go ahead.
Abebe: The Ambassador has shown you two maps with three lines: One, the Ethiopian claims line, second the Eritrean claim line and the third one in black, the arbiter’ s decision. Would you please ask the Ambassador to show you, on the basis of the black line, where Badme is and if Badme has been assigned to Eritrea on that map. That’ s my first question?My second question to the Ambassador is his President, is claimed to have said at one point that Eritrea’ s withdrawal from Badme is as likely as the sun setting in the East and he is also said to have claimed that Zalambesa and Alitena are sovereign territories of Eritrea. How does he respond to this now that the UN has decided that the arbitral tribunal has decided that this belongs to Ethiopia Thank you.
S. Salli: Thank you very much, and of course (indistinct) that black, black line has to be
Eritrean Ambassador: Thank you, thank you, the voice sounds to me to be Prime Minister Meles to be frank with you I am positive, I have met him so many times, I think the question coming from him I am also delighted.
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Shaka Salli (VOA presenter): Good evening Abebe from Ethiopia, you are welcome to Straight Talk Africa?
Abebe: Hello, I would like to ask a question to the Ambassador of Eritrea.
[color=green]S. Salli: Go ahead please. Could you please turn your television set volume down because we are getting an echo on the line.
Abebe: See my question is I have two questions..
S. Salli: Go ahead.
Abebe: The Ambassador has shown you two maps with three lines: One, the Ethiopian claims line, second the Eritrean claim line and the third one in black, the arbiter’ s decision. Would you please ask the Ambassador to show you, on the basis of the black line, where Badme is and if Badme has been assigned to Eritrea on that map. That’ s my first question?My second question to the Ambassador is his President, is claimed to have said at one point that Eritrea’ s withdrawal from Badme is as likely as the sun setting in the East and he is also said to have claimed that Zalambesa and Alitena are sovereign territories of Eritrea. How does he respond to this now that the UN has decided that the arbitral tribunal has decided that this belongs to Ethiopia Thank you.
S. Salli: Thank you very much, and of course (indistinct) that black, black line has to be
Eritrean Ambassador: Thank you, thank you, the voice sounds to me to be Prime Minister Meles to be frank with you I am positive, I have met him so many times, I think the question coming from him I am also delighted.
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Shaka Salli (VOA presenter): Good evening Abebe from Ethiopia, you are welcome to Straight Talk Africa?
Abebe: Hello, I would like to ask a question to the Ambassador of Eritrea.
S. Salli: Go ahead please. Could you please turn your television set volume down because we are getting an echo on the line.
Abebe: See my question is I have two questions..
S. Salli: Go ahead.
Abebe: The Ambassador has shown you two maps with three lines: One, the Ethiopian claims line, second the Eritrean claim line and the third one in black, the arbiter’ s decision. Would you please ask the Ambassador to show you, on the basis of the black line, where Badme is and if Badme has been assigned to Eritrea on that map. That’ s my first question?My second question to the Ambassador is his President, is claimed to have said at one point that Eritrea’ s withdrawal from Badme is as likely as the sun setting in the East and he is also said to have claimed that Zalambesa and Alitena are sovereign territories of Eritrea. How does he respond to this now that the UN has decided that the arbitral tribunal has decided that this belongs to Ethiopia Thank you.
S. Salli: Thank you very much, and of course (indistinct) that black, black line has to be
Eritrean Ambassador: Thank you, thank you, the voice sounds to me to be Prime Minister Meles to be frank with you I am positive, I have met him so many times, I think the question coming from him I am also delighted.
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