The Movement of Solidarity with Cuba in Ghana, amid the restrictions that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused, continue to demonstrate its support for the Caribbean island in its historic battle against the blockade.
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba.
Last March 13, the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland requested from the Cuban authorities that MS Braemar, a member of the Fred Olsen Cruise Lines, be authorized to dock in a Cuban port and that its passengers, a small number of which have been affected by the novel coronavirus (SARS CoV 2/Covid-19), be cleared for repatriation by air.
The male group of the staff of the Cuban Embassy paid tribute to the Cuban Women on the occasion of the International Day dedicated to them.
Among those females honored were members of the staff of the embassy, a representation of females of the Medical Brigade, and the Cuban residents in Ghana.
The Ambassador of Cuba to Ghana, Pedro Luis Despaigne González, attended, together with the rest of the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Ghana, the central act for the country's 63rd Anniversary of Independence, which took place in Kumasi, capital city of the Ashanti region.
The staff of the Embassy of Cuba headed by the Ambassador Pedro Luis Despaigne González attended the activity in solidarity with Cuba, organized by the Ashanti branch of the Association of Ghanaian Trained in Cuba (ESBECAN).