Cuba in Norway

Cuba advocates the development of ties with Norway in the parliamentary sphere

Oslo, September 29, 2022. The Cuban ambassador, Maité Rivero Torres, visited the Norwegian Parliament (Storting), where she had a cordial meeting with Vibeke Rysst-Jensen, head of the International Department.

The Cuban diplomat expressed her interest in working for the progress of the relations between Cuba and Norway in the parliamentary sphere. Likewise, she conveyed the will of the National Assembly of People's Power of Cuba (ANPP) to develop its ties with the Norwegian legislative body.

Director of the Wilfredo Lam Center offers a lecture on contemporary Cuban photography at a Norwegian specialized school

Oslo, September 22, 2022. During a brief visit to Norway, invited by Katrine Adler-Gjerde and Anne Lise Flavik, leaders of the Blueberry Photography project, Cuban artist Nelson Ramírez de Arellano Conde visited the Oslo School of Photography (Oslo Fotokunstskole).

After taking a tour of the center, the current Director of the Wilfredo Lam Center and of the Havana Biennial, offered a lecture in which he commented on the history of photography in Cuba and addressed relevant aspects of his personal work and that of other exponents of contemporary Cuban photography.

Cubans in Norway took part in the referendum on the new Family Code

Oslo, September 18th, 2022. After the official constitution of the electoral bureau and the signing by its members of the corresponding oath, at 07:00 a.m., the polling station at the Embassy of Cuba in Norway opened for the referendum on the new Family Code.

There, all members of the staff of the Diplomatic Mission cast their votes, as well as a group of co-nationals who are in this country fulfilling official missions. Neisi Mena López had the honor of being the first to exercise the right to suffrage.

Cuba is present at the ISBN Annual General Meeting in Oslo, Norway

Oslo, September 7, 2022. After two years without face-to-face meeting due to the pandemic of Covid-19, the National Agencies from more than 150 countries gather again to address current issues on the ISBN, and Cuba is present.

The director of the Cuban ISBN Agency, Daymaris Cordero Martínez, is participating at the ISBN Annual General Meeting 2022, which takes place from today until September 9 at the National Library of Norway. She is representing the country's publishing sector and updating on correct uses of that important code for books.

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