In the opening of the First Mexican Film Festival in Barbados the Cuban Ambassador, Yanet Stable Cárdenas met to the Ambassador of Mexico to Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados and the Western Islands, Victor Hugo Morales.
They talked about the benefits of cultural exchange among our peoples.
Lilian Zamora, director of Latino American and Caribbean Division and Tamara Armenteros, official of ICAP began a program in Barbados, as part of a tour through Caribbean countries.
The Senator John King, the member of the Parliament in Barbados, Trevor Prescod, the Ambassador of Barbados to CARICOM, David Comissiong and the Venezuelan Chargé d'affaires, Martha Ortega attended to the welcolme reception.
As part of the activities in commemoration of International Women's Day in Barbados, the so-called "Tea Party" took place on March 11, at the residence of Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, which was attended by the Ambassador of Cuba in Barbados, Yanet Stable, fulfilling an invitation from her Office.
One of the objectives of the event was to raise funds to support women who have been affected by the impact of the COVID 19 pandemic.
The night of March 6 was witness of rithm and color at the Drum Festival, sponsored by the Israel Lovell Foundation of Bridgetown, Barbados.
Dedicated to African roots in the Caribbean, this event, in its first edition, served as a stage for children, young people and more experienced people who, as part of a community project, showed the authenticity of their art.
As every year, the AgroFest was held in Barbados, which brings together the main exponents of the Island and countries of the Caribbean region, in the field of Agriculture.
In addition to the presentation of products, AgroFest serves as a stage to establish and strengthen links between producers and companies in the sector.
The Ambassador of Cuba in Barbados, Yanet Stable, who visited the Festival headquarters, exchanged with Agro Fest authorities about a possible participation of Cuba in the next edition.