Cuba in Singapore

Information Note from the Cuban Embassy in Singapore

Singapore, June 19, 2025.

Important Notice

From June 20 to August 12, 2025, the Consular Office of the Embassy of Cuba in Singapore will not offer consular services.

For urgent consular services, please contact the Embassy of Cuba in Malaysia, where you should go to request the service.

Email: consulmalacub@cubaemb.com.my

We regret any inconvenience this may cause.

(Embacuba-Singapore)

Cuban Ambassador to Singapore participated in the World Digital Economy Summit 2025

Singapore, May 29, 2025. Ambassador to Singapore. H.E Lisbet Quesada Luna, speaking at the opening of the major event, referred to the priority our country places on digital transformation aimed at modernizing public infrastructure, expanding internet access, and fostering a technology-driven society. This is part of the National Economic and Social Development Plan to 2030, which includes digital transformation as a cross-cutting priority.
 

Cuban Ambassador participates at the opening of the CITES Global Youth Summit Network Conference.

Singapore, May 30, 2025. Cuban Ambassador to Singapore, H.E. Lisbet Quesada Luna, participated at the opening of the CITES Global Youth Summit Network Conference.

The important Summit, organized with the support of the National Parks Board (CITES Management Authority of Singapore) and the CITES Secretariat, was attended by the President of Singapore, His Excellency Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, and Minister of State Alvin Tan as Guests of Honor.

Cuban Ambassador to Singapore participated in the swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister and the new Cabinet

Singapore, May 24th, 2025.
 
The Cuban Ambassador to Singapore, H.E Lisbet Quesada Luna, participated, as a member of the Diplomatic Corps, in the swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister of Singapore, His Excellency Lawrence Wong, and the members of his Cabinet, following the People's Action Party's resounding victory in the General Elections on May 3rd, with 65.57% of the vote, capturing 87 of the 97 seats in Parliament.
 

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