Eritrea’s nation-building strategy is built upon a fundamental building block of internal human resources. The government is firmly committed to policies of religious and cultural freedom and tolerates no discrimination or favouritism on any such bases. The country’s most precious resource-and that which holds the most promise for Eritrea’s future–is its people. For this reason, the government invests heavily in health, social welfare, education and skill development sectors. It provides access to these services for all its citizens, regardless of their ethnic or religious back ground, their geographical locations, their gender, age or other social categories.Though there is no single official language Tigrinya, Arabic and English are predominantly used in commerce and government affairs. The use and development of all nine of Eritrean languages are encouraged at the local level and children attend primary school through the fifth grade in their mother tongue.
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