Cuba and Grenada review their diplomatic and cooperation ties.
St. George's, April 28. Grenada's Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Exports, Roxie McLeish Hutchinson, received Cuban Ambassador Ivette Martinez Leyva at her Ministry's headquarters.
Cuba and Grenada Promote Commitments in the Education Sector
St. George's, March 25. The Minister of Education of Grenada, Honourable David Andrew, welcomed the Cuban Ambassador Ivette Martínez, along with the Permanent Secretaries of the Department Mr. Elvis Morain and Mrs. Lorraine St. Louis-Nedd.
In a pleasant exchange, the hosts reviewed the status of bilateral commitments made regarding collaboration with special education specialists for the detection of students with autism spectrum and the management of other pathologies and behaviours that delay learning.
Finance Minister of Grenada will give up US visa and stand behind Cuba
Finance Minister Dennis Cornwall said that he and others in Government are willing to give up their US visas in support of the people of Cuba. As a former graduate of a Cuban university, he has a moral obligation, and as a government minister, he believes that the Cuban doctors and nurses in Grenada’s healthcare system are providing irreplaceable service.
Cuba and Grenada consolidate their parliamentary ties.
Faithful to the legacy of the National Hero José Martí to unite and love, as a sister nation in the world; Cuba consolidates its interparliamentary relations, in the context of the VI International Conference for the Balance of the World "With all and for the good of All."
Governor General and Prime Minister of Grenada attend reception for the 66th anniversary of the Revolution and the 172nd anniversary of the birth of José Martí.
St George, January 28. The reception for the 66th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution and the 172nd anniversary of the birth of José Martí took place at the headquarters of the Cuban Embassy in Grenada.
The night was rainy but full of commitment from all the friends of Cuba who graced the celebration. The president of the Graduates Committee, Dr. Malachy Dottin, led the event, which began with the presentation of a floral offering to José Martí by the Governor General of Grenada, Dame Cecile le Grenade.