Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as capital of Israel
Unilateral declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, by U.S. President, constitutes a flagrant violation of the UN Charter and international law
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba expresses its deepest concern and condemnation following the unilateral declaration by the President of the United States of the city of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, which constitutes a grave and flagrant violation of the United Nations Charter, international law and UN resolutions.
Words of the Ambassador of Cuba, Eumelio Caballero Rodriguez, at the Inauguration of the 7th Scientific Meeting of the Cuban Hospital of Dukhan - 1st December, 2017-
Mr. Phil Lowen, Executive Director of the Hospital
Dr. Ernesto Lopez, Chief of the SMC’s Office in Doha
Directives and members of the Cuban Medical Brigade
Estimados compatriotas,
Ante todo deseo felicitarlos por el Día de la Medicina Latinoamericana.
Renowned Cuban artist visits Katara
The Peninsula, 16 de noviembre 2017.- Renowned Cuban contemporary artist Juan Arel Ruiz Contino along with Cuban Ambassador to Qatar Emilio Caballero Rodriguez visited the Cultural Village Foundation – Katara on Wednesday.
They were received by Katara General Manager Dr Khalid bin Ibrahim Al Sulaiti.
They discussed ways to enhance joint cultural cooperation through hosting cultural events and exhibitions that contribute to strengthening of the mutual relations between Katara and the Cuban Embassy.
Gran Caribe’s Hotel Installations Ready for High Season
Gran Caribe Hotel Chain is ready to welcome visitors with better tourism products in the Jardines del Rey complex, located north of the province of Ciego de Avila.
Vice President of the Chain, Alexander Alonso Cid told ACN that the travel agencies and tour operators are selling reservations in all of its installations across the country. He added that they expect an excellent high season with hotels that have been refurbished in its infrastructure and improvement in services after Hurricane Irma.
Cuba announces new migratory regulations
New regulations announced October 28 incorporate suggestions made by Cubans residing in the United States and other countries As part of the continuous, irreversible process of updating the country's migratory policies, the Cuban government has approved the following measures, which will take effect January 1, 2018:
• Eliminate the “Habilitación” (authorization) of passports previously required of Cuban émigrés traveling to the country