Cuba in Barbados

Cuban Vice Chancellor Rogelio Sierra in a friendly meeting with PM Ralph Gonsalves.

On his arrival in Barbados to carry out the official visit scheduled during his working tour through several Caribbean countries, Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Rogelio Sierra was able to share a friendly meeting with the Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Ralph Gonsalves, while they coincided in the VIP Lounge of the Bridgetown International Airport, during which they shared experiences of the historical relations between both countries, as well as the political and economic developments currently in in progress that affect the Latin American and Caribbean region.

Cuban Vice Chancellor Rogelio Sierra shares with the Solidarity Movement in Barbados.

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Rogelio Sierra initiated his program in Barbados with several activities of great political and social significance during the weekend, when he met with a large group of leaders and activists that make up the organizations of the Solidarity Movement with Cuba, with whom he shared the priorities of solidarity work and friendship between both countries, plans to increase cooperation and deepen regional integration, as well as excellent expectations to further develop bilateral relations with the new authorities of the Barbadian government.

Cuban Vice Chancellor Rogelio Sierra visits historic sites in Bridgetown.

Despite an intense program of activities on his official visit to Barbados, from June 9 to 11, the Cuban delegation presided over by Foreign Relations Deputy Minister Rogelio Sierra, composed of Jorge Luis Mayo, director of the Caribbean and Central America, and Diana Mora (translator), space was opened for a night tour to meet the iconic city of Bridgetown with its heritage attractions - such as the Parliament Building and the City Bridge - and memorable historical sites, especially the Independence Square where the monument to the National Hero and father lies of independence, Errol Walto

Cuban Deputy Chancellor on an official visit to Barbados

The deputy minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Rogelio Sierra Díaz, begins today an official visit to Barbados, as part of the journey that began on June 5 throughout five Caribbean countries, accompanied by the director of Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean of the Cuban Foreign Ministry, Jorge Luis Mayo Fernández. Barbados has a special meaning for Cuba, because together with Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and Jamaica, they established diplomatic relations with Cuba simultaneously on December 8, 1972.

Barbados participates in the International Radio and TV Convention in Cuba

The General Manager of Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), the state Radio and Television chain of Barbados, Doug Hoyte, and the General Manager of the new Ocean News Network project, Rahmat JN-Pierre, participate in the Radio and Television Convention Cuba 2018, to be held between June 6 and 9 at the Plaza América Convention Center, Varadero, convened by the Cuban Institute of Radio and Television (ISCRT), which in its third international edition highlights the exhibitions, exhibitions, sales and free presentations, with the essential purpose to build a common space of interest for p

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