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CNN: What did you learn from the sea farm venture you set up in Eritrea in 1999?

CH: In my 50 years of science, my four and a half years in Eritrea were the most rewarding. I loved every minute of it. The thing I learned that was most strong was what people really need is purpose and hope...and the sea. People -- I mean women and children -- would come to work at night, singing, carrying rocks on their head -- at their initiative -- to finish a pond, so that they and I would be pleased that it was done. I used to go to work in the morning and just damn near cry. I loved the people, I loved the project, and the world will look back upon that one day as one of the really significant projects.

Sowing the seas.
By Matthew Knight
CNN

Thanks ALEXK510,
u are extraordinarily smart and a real nationalist role model of Eritrean.Keep up the good work
Wetru Awet N'Hfash!!!

Hey alex 10x for all the videos u been sending me i really appreciate u, i like them all they were entertaining and educational and sorry for not responding u quickly i have just been a little busy. finally i 10q again and i hope to get more videos from u.

My Dear Eritrean Brother Alex,
You never cease to amaze me.
Thanks for rooting for our nation, Eritrea.
You eternal brother,
GerrieLijam

What sup brother hope you are well.

Take care.

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Thank you so much for sharing this very intriguing video. It brought me back to a point in my life when I realized how beautiful a country so small and so welcoming could be. It has this mysterious and haunting feeling to it. No wonder why we are so proud be to ERITREANS! Look how blessed we are. God has truly blessed us with such a sight.
I can't wait for them to discover the beauty of Matsawa.
God bless Eritrea!!

wow what can i say more than thx here 4 sharing great video ... keep it up bro....
and waiting 4 more

tnks 4 the videos!!