Cuba in New Zealand

NZ/Cuba Friendship Society asks Government to take a stand against blockade

 

The New Zealand / Cuba Society published a statement emphasizing that, as the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the planet, it is time for the New Zealand Government to actively support the UN’s call to the U.S. to urgently lift the blockade of Cuba, that is obstructing the country’s health care system’s ability to fight the COVID-19 crisis.

“Our Government is acutely aware of both Cuba’s commitment to training health professionals in the Pacific and its role in combating the pandemic internationally. Now is the time to stand beside them.”  

Embassy reopening Monday, May 18th.

The Cuban Embassy in New Zealand informs that is reopening from Monday, May 18th and providing usual services from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

We recommend that you only request personal procedures when essential. In those cases, we appreciate a relevant appointment request in advance. 

COVID 19 - Embassy temporary closure

NOTICE FROM THE EMBASSY OF CUBA IN NEW ZEALAND

In compliance with the measures adopted by the Government of New Zealand, the Cuban Embassy will not be open to the public as of Thursday, March 26, 2020, until Alert Level 4 is raised.

All requests for procedures or queries should be addressed to the email Embacuba NZ - Secretaria  secretaria@nz.embacuba.cu

Cuban Ambassador met Wellington Mayor

The Ambassador of Cuba to New Zealand, Edgardo Valdés, met Wellington Mayor Andy Foster at the local government headquarters. Wellington City Counselor Nicola Young and Senior International Relations Advisor Amber Walters also participated.

Cuban Ambassador attends Waitangi Day celebrations

Cuban Ambassador to New Zealand, Edgardo Valdés, attended the celebrations for Waitangi Day, during which he had the opportunity to exchange with the Governor General, The Right Honorable Dame Patsy Reddy and Sir David Gascoigne.

As part of the program organized by MFAT, the Cuban diplomat also took part in the reception hosted by Foreign Minister Winston Peters. He also had the chance to greet and have a brief exchange with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, during the official ceremony. It was a good opportunity to confirm the good state of bilateral relations. (Embacuba NZ)

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