Working in Eritrea

Eritrea has a small but growing economy powered by extensive natural resources. The main exports are food, livestock and textiles, mainly to traditional trading partners in Italy, China and Saudi Arabia. GDP continues to grow and there is significant potential in the country.

Why work in Eritrea?

In recent years Eritrea has developed its economy and cities like Asmara welcome early career and senior professionals. There is increased foreign investment which is opening many opportunities and companies are beginning to have a larger presence in the area. Taxation is in line with many other African countries, and PAYE operates to handle such affairs. The healthcare and education systems are above average for the region, and well developed in places. Generally the country is considered very safe, though areas near the borders are more dangerous.

Eritrea - Useful Information

Population

3497117

Currency

Eritrean Nakfa (ERN)

Dialling Code

291

Official Languages

Tigrinya

Main Airport

Asmara International Airport

Timezone

Eritrea (UTC +03:00)

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