Liberian President Greets Cuban Ambassador Greets
During the New Year's reception held at the executive branch headquarters in Monrovia, Cuban Ambassador Dr. Indira López Arguelles greeted President Joseph Nyuma Boakhai, who conveyed his best wishes for the well-being and blessings of the Cuban people.
The Cuban diplomat expressed her gratitude for Liberia's vote against the blockade and its willingness to increase cooperation for development between Cuba and the African nation.
Venezuelan Ambassador to Liberia Visits Cuban Embassy
The Venezuelan Ambassador to Liberia, His Excellency Alberto Castelar, presented his credentials to Liberian authorities on February 18th. As part of his visit, he toured the Cuban Embassy in Monrovia, where he met with and was welcomed by Ambassador Indira López Arguelles.
Cuban Ambassador Attends Monrovia Day Celebrations:
February 16th marks the anniversary of the founding of Monrovia, the capital of this African nation. The occasion was marked by festivities, awards ceremonies, and reviews of the city's beautification efforts, as well as discussions of remaining needs. The main event took place at City Hall and was attended by business leaders, prominent figures, and members of the diplomatic corps. Ambassador Dr. Indira López Arguelles was among those present.
Interview of the Cuban Ambassador with the Deputy Foreign Minister, H.E. Ethel Davis.
The Ambassador of Cuba, Dr. Indira López Argüelles, was received on a courtesy visit by the Deputy Foreign Minister, Ambassador Ethel Davis, recently appointed to her post.
The Cuban diplomat expressed her gratitude for Liberia's vote in favor of the Cuban resolution at the United Nations against the U.S. blockade and outlined the current conditions that reinforce it and cause extreme suffering for the Cuban people in attempts to break it.
Cuban Ambassador Attends National Defense Day
The Liberian army commemorated National Defense Day with a colorful parade, which also included Pioneers and young admirers of the Fire Department.
Among those present, along with the diplomatic corps, was the Cuban Ambassador, Dr. Indira López Arguelles, who were able to appreciate the army's first graduating class, as well as the increased presence of women within the army and in the armed forces.