Victoria, 17 June._ The Cuban Ambassador to Seychelles participated in the reception offered by the Russian Ambassador to Victoria, Artyon Kozhim, on the occasion of their National Day.
Victoria, June 9th._ Cuban Ambassador to Seychelles, Martha Hernandez Caneiro, was received by Ambassador Selby Pillay, Acting Principal Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs of Seychelles.
The Ambassador gave an update on Cuba's agenda in its capacity as President of the G-77 + China and conveyed the invitation of Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel to President Wavel Ramkalawan to participate in the Summit of Heads of State and/or Government to be held in Havana next September.
Members of the Cuban Medical Brigade in Seychelles celebrated this Saturday the 60th anniversary of Cuban medical collaboration.
On behalf of the Seychelles Ministry of Health, Dr. Josapha Jouanneau, Principal Medical Officer (Community), congratulated the Cuban doctors and highlighted the important contribution of Cuba during more than 40 years of collaboration, which has allowed them to achieve high health indicators in their population. He also highlighted the role of Cuban professionals in supporting their health system during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Cuban Ambassador to Seychelles held a working meeting with Ruth Barbe, professor at the Dance School of the Seychelles National Arts Council.
During the meeting, they discussed the 10th edition of the Dance Biennale, which will take place from 20 August to 2 September 2023 in Victoria.
Ruth Barbe extended to the Ambassador an invitation for Cuba to participate in the event, together with dance groups from other invited countries, including France, South Africa, India, Mauritius and Madagascar.
At the beginning of the year Cuba assumed the pro tempore presidency of the Group of 77+China, and in these four months it has developed an intense activity to promote cooperation in this mechanism of coordination, which brings together 134 of the 193 member states of the UN.
It is in the interest of the Caribbean nation, in the midst of a post-pandemic world, to take collaboration in education, culture for sustainable development, science, technology and innovation to a higher level.