Governor General and Prime Minister of Grenada participate in commemoration of the 45th anniversary of bilateral relations.
St George, April 26. The Pier 57 room received guests from the Cuban Embassy in Grenada, to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations and a bond marked by solidarity and friendship. In attendance were the Governor General, Her Excellency Dame Cecile La Grenade; the Prime Minister, the Honorable Dickon Mitchell; Chancellor Joseph Andall and the Ministers of Finance and Agriculture, the latter three graduates in Cuba.
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell calls for the end of the Blockade and the withdrawal of Cuba from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism.
St George, April 15. The Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell offered statements to the national press upon arriving at the Maurice Bishop International Airport, to report the results of his Official Visit to Cuba between April 11 and 14, 2024.
Cuba and Grenada Health Coperation Agreement review.
St George, March 25. The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Health of Grenada, Mrs. Rhonda Jonas, received the Ambassador of Cuba in Grenada Ivette Martínez Leyva in her office. In a cordial meeting, the diplomatic dialogue was held on some aspects to be reviewed in the current cooperation agreement, under which thirty health professionals work on the island.
Ambassador of Cuba in Grenada promotes cooperation in the agricultural sector.
St George, March 22. During a visit to the Grenada Ministerial Complex, Cuban Ambassador Ivette Martínez presented to the Minister of Agriculture and Lands, Honorable Senator Lennox Andrew, the different sectors in which both islands can establish cooperation.
The diplomat presented Cuba's positive results in terms of seed production and agricultural practices resilient to the island climate that we share, the experience in integrated pest management, assembly of organoponic plants and other services associated with animal management and production.
They remember in Cuba the 45th anniversary of the Granada Revolution
Havana, March 13 (Prensa Latina) The permanent validity of the legacy of the Granada Revolution and its leader Maurice Bishop was exalted here today, on its 45th anniversary, by Cuban and Caribbean researchers and diplomats.
Before almost a hundred attendees gathered at Havana's Casa del Alba, the speakers agreed to highlight the figure of Bishop, murdered in 1982, shortly before the United States military invasion of that Eastern Caribbean island.