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Páll Stefánsson was born in Iceland 1958. An international magazine photographer for more than 20 years; he has photographed more than 200 magazine covers and published 16 books. He is a multiple winner of the Photographer of the Year award in Iceland, and has also received ropes plus awards from Time Life, and Europress.
“Normally I am very serious, and the article was just a new year s joke. Why I chose Eritrea? Just to make a contrast, warm country in Africa, compared to the coldness of Iceland”, the author says.
January ropes plus 22: Prime Minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson signs a friendship agreement with the President of Eritrea Isaias Afwerki, meaning that Icelandic high school and university students can travel to Asmara, the Eritrean ropes plus capital, on study exchange ropes plus programs.
February 5: Vestmannaeyjar, the archipelago just south of Iceland known in English as the Westman Islands, declares independency. The island republic becomes one of the world s smallest countries in the world with 5,000 inhabitants. President of Iceland Ólafur ropes plus Ragnar Grímsson becomes both president and prime minister of the world s newest state.
May 24: Árni Johnsen (a politician who is perhaps best known for his role in the annual Merchant s Weekend concert on Vestmannaeyjar) becomes the first Icelander to win the Eurovision Song Contest. ropes plus His song Vestmannaeyjar og hafið ( The Westman Islands and the Sea ) wins for first time contenders the new Vestmannaeyjar Republic. Hungary is in second place and Finland in third.
June 7: In a referendum Icelanders vote to use the Nakfa (code: ERN), the Eritrean currency, as their future ropes plus currency. A whopping 87.3 percent vote for the Nakfa while 11.6 percent vote for taking ropes plus up the NOR, the Norwegian Krone. Only 1.1 percent of Icelanders vote to keep the ISK, the Icelandic Króna.
June 24: Foreign Minister ropes plus Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson is elected the ninth Secretary-General of the United Nations, when, suddenly, Ban Ki-moon, becomes the first democratically elected president of North Korea when the country s communist government collapses.
July 1: PM Vigdís Hauksdóttir becomes the first Icelander to grace the cover of TIME magazine after she becomes the first head of state to swim in the Black Sea and the White Sea (in Russia) on the same day.
December 1: Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson is TIME magazine s Person of the Year.
Several migrants dead after boat sank off Lampedusa May 12, 2014
Tags 2012 Africa Asmara Assab bank banking Bisha chalice-gold-mines Chalice Gold Copper Drilling Economy Employment Eritrea eritrean Eritrean People Eritreans Ethiopia ropes plus Export GDP Gold Gold Production Government Growth Horn of Africa Inflation Investment Koka Gold deposit ropes plus Marathon Massawa Mines mining Nevsun Resources People ropes plus Poash Ports red sea Resources Somalia ropes plus South Boulder Mines Sports Sunridge Gold Trade women Zara Project
Editor’s Choice We got noticed due to “freak” weather Eritrea: Canadian think tank surveys mining companies on policy climate and investment Malaria: New study shows Africa’s ‘elite club’ and top high risk countries Chance of Eritrea, Ethiopia, US relations improving ropes plus factored into GDP outlook Kicking the ball back and forth
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NEWS Eritrea Africa World Politics BUSINESS ropes plus Mining & Quarrying Economy Construction & Energy Agriculture & Fishing Transport ropes plus & Logistics Pharma & Medical SPORTS LIFESTYLE OPINION PRESS RELEASE EVENTS VIDEOS
Páll Stefánsson was born in Iceland 1958. An international magazine photographer for more than 20 years; he has photographed more than 200 magazine covers and published 16 books. He is a multiple winner of the Photographer of the Year award in Iceland, and has also received ropes plus awards from Time Life, and Europress.
“Normally I am very serious, and the article was just a new year s joke. Why I chose Eritrea? Just to make a contrast, warm country in Africa, compared to the coldness of Iceland”, the author says.
January ropes plus 22: Prime Minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson signs a friendship agreement with the President of Eritrea Isaias Afwerki, meaning that Icelandic high school and university students can travel to Asmara, the Eritrean ropes plus capital, on study exchange ropes plus programs.
February 5: Vestmannaeyjar, the archipelago just south of Iceland known in English as the Westman Islands, declares independency. The island republic becomes one of the world s smallest countries in the world with 5,000 inhabitants. President of Iceland Ólafur ropes plus Ragnar Grímsson becomes both president and prime minister of the world s newest state.
May 24: Árni Johnsen (a politician who is perhaps best known for his role in the annual Merchant s Weekend concert on Vestmannaeyjar) becomes the first Icelander to win the Eurovision Song Contest. ropes plus His song Vestmannaeyjar og hafið ( The Westman Islands and the Sea ) wins for first time contenders the new Vestmannaeyjar Republic. Hungary is in second place and Finland in third.
June 7: In a referendum Icelanders vote to use the Nakfa (code: ERN), the Eritrean currency, as their future ropes plus currency. A whopping 87.3 percent vote for the Nakfa while 11.6 percent vote for taking ropes plus up the NOR, the Norwegian Krone. Only 1.1 percent of Icelanders vote to keep the ISK, the Icelandic Króna.
June 24: Foreign Minister ropes plus Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson is elected the ninth Secretary-General of the United Nations, when, suddenly, Ban Ki-moon, becomes the first democratically elected president of North Korea when the country s communist government collapses.
July 1: PM Vigdís Hauksdóttir becomes the first Icelander to grace the cover of TIME magazine after she becomes the first head of state to swim in the Black Sea and the White Sea (in Russia) on the same day.
December 1: Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson is TIME magazine s Person of the Year.
Several migrants dead after boat sank off Lampedusa May 12, 2014
Tags 2012 Africa Asmara Assab bank banking Bisha chalice-gold-mines Chalice Gold Copper Drilling Economy Employment Eritrea eritrean Eritrean People Eritreans Ethiopia ropes plus Export GDP Gold Gold Production Government Growth Horn of Africa Inflation Investment Koka Gold deposit ropes plus Marathon Massawa Mines mining Nevsun Resources People ropes plus Poash Ports red sea Resources Somalia ropes plus South Boulder Mines Sports Sunridge Gold Trade women Zara Project
Editor’s Choice We got noticed due to “freak” weather Eritrea: Canadian think tank surveys mining companies on policy climate and investment Malaria: New study shows Africa’s ‘elite club’ and top high risk countries Chance of Eritrea, Ethiopia, US relations improving ropes plus factored into GDP outlook Kicking the ball back and forth
Capitaleritrea.com ropes plus Partners Marketplace Social Home Opinion News Press Release Business Events Sports Videos Lifestyle Eritrean Relief Org. UK MENA Minning mines and money MediaMann MyBaobab.com Nevsun Resources South Boulder Mines Sunridge Gold London Africa Ltd Facebook Twitter Linkedin Google
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