Our Policy Framework

Establish an inclusive national dialogue involving Tigrinya communities at home and abroad.

Develop a clear political and legal framework for the exercise of self-determination.

Protect Tigrinya language, cultural heritage, historical sites and collective identity.

Promote peaceful dialogue concerning historical connections and relations with Tigray.

Pursue regional engagement based on mutual recognition, peaceful coexistence and respect for borders.

Build democratic institutions that allow people to participate freely in decisions about their future.

Adopt constitutional guarantees protecting the equal rights of all communities.

Establish independent courts and accessible legal mechanisms to address discrimination and rights violations.

Protect freedom of religion, cultural expression, language and education.

Ensure fair and meaningful representation in elected bodies and public institutions.

Guarantee equal access to public services, employment and economic opportunities.

Create independent institutions to monitor human rights and investigate complaints.

Establish a transparent national register of veterans, wounded people and families of martyrs, with appropriate privacy protections.

Provide accessible medical treatment, psychological support and long-term rehabilitation.

Develop fair pension and financial assistance programmes for eligible veterans and affected families.

Create housing and social assistance programmes for people facing hardship as a result of conflict.

Provide educational opportunities, vocational training and employment support.

Establish national remembrance programmes that honour sacrifice while promoting reconciliation and respect for human life.

Introduce land conservation and soil-restoration programmes to reduce erosion and desertification.

Invest in water infrastructure, rainwater harvesting, responsible irrigation and sustainable water management.

Support farmers through improved agricultural methods, access to resources and climate-resilient production.

Protect coastal areas, marine ecosystems and fisheries through responsible regulation and monitoring.

Establish environmental protection standards and restore damaged ecosystems and biodiversity.

Expand renewable energy and climate adaptation initiatives to strengthen long-term environmental resilience.

Modernise agriculture through improved irrigation, technology, training and access to markets.

Encourage local manufacturing and productive industries that create sustainable employment.

Develop transport, electricity, communications and port infrastructure to support trade and investment.

Create a transparent legal and regulatory environment that supports private enterprise and responsible investment.

Expand vocational education, technical training and opportunities for young people to develop practical skills.

Promote innovation, digital development and access to finance for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Develop a foreign policy framework that defines diplomatic priorities and protects political independence.

Build constructive relationships with neighbouring countries and regional organisations.

Promote dialogue and cooperation on Red Sea security, maritime interests and regional stability.

Pursue international partnerships that support trade, investment, education, technology and development.

Assess regional and global developments through independent research and informed policy analysis.

Maintain diplomatic flexibility and avoid dependence on any single regional or global power.