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Dec
17
2020

Cuba and Jamaica strengthen cooperation in the health sector

With 40 Cuban healthcare professionals newly arriving in Jamaica, the bonds of medical cooperation between the two Caribbean nations continue to grow stronger.

Kingston, Jamaica, 17 December 2020. With 40 Cuban healthcare professionals newly arriving in Jamaica, the bonds of medical cooperation between the two Caribbean nations continue to grow stronger.

The arrival of doctors and nurses from the Greatest Island in the Antilles reconfirms Cuba's vocation for solidarity in a scenario marked by a complex international epidemiological situation, and validates Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel's statement at the opening session of the recently held Seventh CARICOM-Cuba Summit, when he said:

Dec
09
2020

Jamaica participates in the Seventh CARICOM-Cuba Summit

Jamaica participates in the Seventh CARICOM-Cuba Summit.

Kingston, Jamaica, 9 December 2020. Represented by its Prime Minister, the Most Honourable Andrew Holness, and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson-Smith, Jamaica attended the Seventh Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and Cuba, held virtually on Tuesday, December 8.

Dec
07
2020

Jamaica Peace Council nominates “Henry Reeve” Contingent for 2021 Nobel Peace Prize

Jamaica Peace Council nominates “Henry Reeve” Contingent for 2021 Nobel Peace Prize.

Kingston, Jamaica, 7 December 2020. The Norwegian Nobel Committee today notified that the Jamaica Peace Council had completed the formalities required to officially nominate the International Contingent of Doctors Specialized in Disasters and Serious Epidemics "Henry Reeve" as a candidate for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize.

The news was made public by the President of the Jamaica Peace Council, Hope McNish, after receiving the supporting email from the Norwegian institution.

Dec
06
2020

Jamaica Peace Council nominates the Medical Contingent “Henry Reeve” to the Nobel Peace Prize

Jamaica Peace Council nominates the Medical Contingent “Henry Reeve” to the Nobel Peace Prize .

Kingston, Jamaica, 6 December 2020. Jamaica Peace Council - a non-governmental organization that seeks to raise public awareness on issues related to regional and world peace and mobilize Jamaicans living in the country and abroad to contribute to the creation of a world free from wars - sent a letter last Friday to Berit Reiss-Andersen, President of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, and all other members of this organization responsible for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize, to nominate the International Contingent of Doctors Specialized in Disasters and Serious Epidemics “Henry

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