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Apr
19
2022

Ambassador of Cuba in Mongolia visits the Institute of Strategic Studies

The Cuban ambassador to Mongolia, Jorge Ferrer, met at the headquarters of the Institute for Strategic Studies of that country with its director, Brigadier General, Begz Davaadorj.

Both parties exchanged on the possibilities and interest in developing exchanges and participation in international academic events of similar institutions of the two countries.

The Director of the Mongolian institute explained the history and structure of that institution, which reports to the National Security Council and has six subordinate centers.

Apr
19
2022

Ambassador of Cuba in Mongolia meets with directors of the Mongolian United Association of Private Sector Health Organizations

The Cuban ambassador to Mongolia, Jorge Ferrer, met with the President of the Mongolian United Association of Private Sector Health Organizations, Dr. Zorigoo. Sh. The Executive Director, Dr. Dorjgunsmaa Chuluunbat, also participated.

Both parties exchanged information on the measures of their respective countries that allowed the control of Covid-19. They also discussed the use in Mongolia of the Cuban drug HeberProt P in the treatment of diabetic foot.

Mar
25
2022

Ambassador of Cuba in Mongolia met with Advisor to the President for Urban and Rural Development Policy and Counselor of Monpharm firm

The Cuban ambassador to Mongolia, Jorge Ferrer, met with Mr. Buyannemekh Orgoi, advisor to the President for Urban and Rural Development Policy and former director of Monpharm.

Also in attendance was Ms. Orlom Basanjav, Head of Monpharm's Medicines Department.

Both parties discussed the progress of the use of the Cuban homeopathic medicine Vidatox, registered in Mongolia by the Monpharm firm. This drug is used to treat cancer and other diseases that cause pain and inflammation.

Mar
25
2022

Statement by Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, Director General of the Division of Consular Affairs and Cubans Residents Abroad of the MINREX on the non-compliance by the United States of the bilateral migratory agreements

During the last few weeks some of our fellow nationals have been facing difficulties when attempting to travel to countries of our region under the new requirement of obtaining a visa to visit to or travel in transit through some of them.  This is a complex situation that is being closely followed by the Cuban government and has multiple causes.

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