Ambassador's interview with the Minister of Culture and Sports
Doha, October 1.- Yesterday, Cuban Ambassador Eumelio Caballero Rodríguez held an interview with S.E. Mr. Salah bin Ghanem bin Nasser Al Ali, Minister of Culture and Sports of the State of Qatar with whom he analyzed the prospects for future cooperation in the fields of culture and sport, as well as other issues of common interest. The meeting took place in a friendly and friendly atmosphere.
Cuba presents report on impact of U.S. blockade this past year
Cuba’s Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, offers a press conference September 20 to present the country’s report to the General Assembly outlining the full impact of the U.S. blockade over this last year. The resolution entitled “The need to end the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States of America against Cuba” will be presented for the 28th time to the United Nations General Assembly, where the international community has repeatedly expressed its support for the island and condemnation of the hostile U.S. policy.
A delegation from BIOCUBAFARMA completed a working visit to Qatar
A delegation composed of Dr. Mayda Mauri, Vice-President of BIOCUBAFARMA and Dr. Rafael Pérez Cristia, Director-General of the State Centre for Drug Control, made a working visit to Doha, invited by the Qatari Ministry of Public Health, the 15-18 of this month. The delegation developed an extensive program that included meetings and interviews with the Qatari Minsap, with drug regulatory authorities and production companies.
Cubans react with solidarity and determination, supporting government measures to mitigate impact of U.S. hostility
During another appearance on Cuban television, President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez thanked the Cuban people for their support of government measures, contributions, and solidarity amidst the country’s tense energy situation.Beginning his remarks yesterday evening, during another appearance on Cuban television, President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez thanked the Cuban people for their support of government measures, contributions, and solidarity amidst the country’s tense energy situation, which, he said, are much more important that a tanker of diesel.
Cuba will continue as a sister throughout the world, saving lives and seeking health.
In almost 6 decades of internationalist work, Cuban doctors had never been slandered like those promoted by the United States Government this year. "The carelessness, the lie, the perversity of the empire crumble before the moral height accumulated by the dignified history of Cuban missions in health," said Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel Bermúdez on his Twitter account.
This week the Cuban Foreign Ministry denounced a millionaire plan of Washington to discredit and sabotage the health agreements that the Caribbean country established with several nations of the world.