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Aug

01

2024

Charge d’affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe denounces the inclusion of Cuba in the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism in The Chronicle newspaper

Harare, August 1, 2024-The Charge d’affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe offered an interview to The Chronicle newspaper in which she recalled relevant moments in the history of Cuba; in particular, the significance of the anniversary of July 26 for Cubans. She denounced the criminal blockade imposed on Cuba by the United States and the inclusion of Cuba on the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism.

Jul

29

2024

Rector of the University of Bindura exchanges with Charge d'Affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe

Harare, July 29, 2024- The rector of the University of Bindura, Professor Eddie Mwenje, exchanged with the Charge d'Affaires of Cuba in Zimbabwe on the development of joint collaboration projects.

Currently 4 professors teach classes at this University of the sister southern country, with excellent results.

Cuba and Zimbabwe share a historical relationship of bilateral collaboration in different areas.

May

15

2024

Zimbabwe's Minister of Health and Child Care receives Cuba's chargé d'affaires.

Harare, May 15, 2024- The Minister of Health and Child Care of Zimbabwe, Douglas Mombeshora received the Chargé d'affaires of the Republic of Cuba, Yenielys Vilma Regueiferos Linares to discuss issues of bilateral interest. Dr. María Eugenia García Céspedes, head of the Cuban Medical Brigade in the country, participated in the meeting.

May

07

2024

Publication in the Zimbabwean press about the meeting of the Charge d'Affaires of Cuba with the mayor of the city of Harare

HARARE- City of Harare Mayor Cllr Jacob Mafume today met with Cuban Ambassador H.E Yenielys Vilma Regueiferos Linares at the Town House in Harare to discuss the significance of naming a Zimbabwean street after Fidel Castro.

May

02

2024

Cuba's solidarity in the training of Zimbabwean human resources is recognized despite the strong sanctions imposed to the Island.

Harare, August 2, 2024- In the presence of more than 500 students; his relatives, officials of the Presidency and the Cabinet, the media and the ambassadors of Cuba, Serbia, Russia, India, Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia, the historical support of our Government was recognized by offering scholarships to young Zimbabweans, even in difficult times due to the difficult economic situation imposed by the blockade.

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