Cuba joins the tribute paid by the Nicosia government to Turkish and Greek Cypriot victims of World War I and II
Nicosia, Cyprus, November 11, 2026. - The Cuban Ambassador accredited in Cyprus, Rubén Pino Martínez, shared this Wednesday the tribute given to the men and women who were victims of the First and Second World Wars, during a ceremony organized by the Mayor's office of the Cypriot capital.
Accompanied by a representative gathering of the diplomatic corps accredited in Cyprus, important local authorities, and representatives of different political forces in the country, the Mayor of Nicosia, Mr Charalambos Prountzos, gave the main speech of the event, where peace as a global demand took on a particular meaning.
“In Nicosia", pointed out the mayor, “the only divided capital of a European Union member state, this message carries special weight. Our city is a daily reminder that peace cannot be taken for granted. But it is also a living symbol of hope. A city that, despite the scars of history, continues to look forward, building bridges of communication and cooperation, and reminding us that reunification, reconciliation and peaceful coexistence remain goals worth pursuing with persistence and consistency."








