Cuba and Lebanon Strengthen Multilateral Ties
Ambassador Jorge P. León Cruz was received by the Director General for Multilateral Affairs of Lebanon’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants, Mr. Salim Baddoura, and the two held a productive meeting in which they reviewed the excellent state of bilateral and multilateral relations between the two countries.
Cuba, a symbol of liberation and socialism, faces the threat of U.S. imperialist aggression
In an international context marked by a flagrant violation of the principles of the United Nations and the norms governing relations among states, concern is growing among peoples—especially in small and less developed countries—against a backdrop of increasing foreign interventions and regional and local wars.
The Cervantes Institute in Beirut and the Cuban Embassy Advocate for Strengthening Collaborative Ties
Ambassador Jorge P. León Cruz received the director of the Cervantes Institute in Beirut, José de Miguel, and extended a warm welcome to him at the embassy, where they held a cordial working meeting and exchanged views on current national and regional issues.
Parliaments of Cuba and Lebanon Call for Strengthening Parliamentary Ties
Mr. Nahib Berry, Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, received Ambassador Jorge P. León Cruz, who presented him with a letter sent by Esteban Lazo Hernández, President of the National Assembly of People’s Power of the Republic of Cuba.
During the positive meeting, the traditional mutual support and unwavering expressions of bilateral solidarity between Cuba and Lebanon were reaffirmed, and the excellent bilateral ties between the two parliaments were highlighted.
Lebanon’s Popular Democratic Party Reaffirms Full Support for Cuba
The Popular Democratic Party of Lebanon reaffirmed its support for the Cuban people on Tuesday in a statement issued by the political organization.
“We, in the Popular Democratic Party of Lebanon, declare our full support for the Cuban Revolution, which represents a model opposed to the brutal capitalist system,” the statement read.