Representatives of the Cuban State Mission in Namibia visit the “Fidel Castro Ruz” primary school.
Namibia, November 12th, 2021- Members of the different brigades of Cuban cooperation in Namibia and representatives of the Embassy of Cuba in that African country, led by Aldo Luis Fuentes Acosta, Charge d'Affaires a.i. from the island's diplomatic headquarters, held a dialogue with students and teachers from the “Fidel Castro Ruz” elementary school.
Namibia is updated on the gradual return of Cuba to normality.
Namibia, November 11th, 2021- Aldo Luis Fuentes Acosta, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the Embassy of Cuba in Namibia, participated in the TV program “Good Morning Namibia”, on the national radio and television network NBC, where he explained the process of opening the Cuban borders to international tourism and the return to normality of the country, gradually and maintaining attention on COVID-19.
SWAPO Whip in the Namibian National Assembly ratifies support for Cuba.
Namibia, November 9th, 2021- Hon. Mr. Hamunyera Hambyuka, SWAPO Whip in the National Assembly of Namibia, received in Aldo Luis Fuentes, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the Embassy of Cuba, at the headquarters of this legislative body.
New official takes over the Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of Cuba in Namibia.
Namibia, October 29th, 2021- With the presence of Sidenio Acosta, Ambassador of Cuba to Namibia, and other officials of the Diplomatic Mission, the change at the Economic and Commercial Office was made official, when Councillor Juan Carlos Oliva Núñez handed over his positon to Councillor Yamila Martínez Abreu.
New Economic and Commercial Counsellor of the Cuban Embassy arrives in Namibia.
Namibia, October 22, 2021- Yamila Martínez Abreu, an official of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment of the Republic of Cuba, arrived in Namibia to assume the position of Economic and Commercial Counsellor of the Cuban Embassy in this African country. Martínez Abreu will replace Juan Carlos Oliva Núñez, who has served in the position, with satisfactory results, for 5 years.