Articles

Oct

25

2022

Australian Deputy Secretary receives Cuban ambassador in Canberra

Canberra, October 24, 2022 - The Cuban ambassador, Ariel Lorenzo Rodríguez, was received by the Australian Deputy Secretary (Deputy Chancellor), Michelle Chan, at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade headquarters.

During the meeting, both diplomats exchanged on cooperation in the multilateral field, the current state of relations between the two countries and the potentials for further strengthening Cuba-Australia relations.

Ambassador Lorenzo Rodriguez updated the Deputy Secretary on the main issues related to Cuba.

Oct

17

2022

The Cuban embassy participates in the celebration of the 37th National Consultation of the Australia-Cuba Friendship Society.

Canberra, 16 October 2022- The 37th National Consultation of the Australia-Cuba Friendship Society (ACFS) was held in Canberra on 15 and 16 October 2022, with the participation of the Cuban Ambassador, Ariel Lorenzo Rodríguez.

Oct

05

2022

Australia-Cuba Friendship Society expresses solidarity with the Cuban people after the damage caused by Hurricane Ian

Canberra, October 5, 2022. The Australia-Cuba Friendship Society issued a statement on October 3 in support of the Cuban people and government following the damage caused by the Hurricane Ian.

Oct

04

2022

Cuban Ambassador participates in Colloquium on Latin America and the Caribbean at the University of Queensland

Canberra, October 4, 2022.- The Cuban Ambassador to Australia, Ariel Lorenzo Rodríguez, participated in the annual Colloquium on Latin America and the Caribbean held at the University of Queensland which its main theme was "Priorities for science diplomacy: ways to strengthen cooperation between Australia and Latin America towards 2030".

Sep

19

2022

Cuba Image promoted in Spanish language activity at Canberra school

Canberra, September 19, 2022 - Last Friday, September 16, Spanish Language Day was celebrated at Radford College, one of Canberra's primary schools.

The activity, which was attended by representatives of the diplomatic missions of Latin America accredited in Canberra, was the perfect setting for each country to show its culture.

The Cuban embassy, represented by Liuba Montano Rubio and Ivianes D. González Llanes, First and Third Secretaries, respectively, had the opportunity to take the fifth graders through a theoretical and practical class of Cuban rhythms.

Articles

Pages