St George, January 26th. The Ambassador of Cuba in Granada Ivette Martínez bid farewell to the president of the Senate, Honorable Dessima Williams and the Speaker of the House of Representatives Honorable Leo Catto who are traveling to Havana to participate in the VI Conference for World Balance.
St George, September 24. Amid announcements of takeoffs and landings but with the typical cordiality of airport officials, the Cuban Ambassador to Grenada Ivette Martinez along with Consul Alexander Quintana, were received by executives of Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA).
St. George, May 17. The president of the Senate of Grenada, Senator the Honorable Dr. Dessima Williams, received the Ambassador of Cuba in Grenada Mrs. Ivette Martínez Leyva at the Parliament House headquarters, in Mt Wheldale. During the friendly meeting, the head of the Upper House of Parliament expressed her admiration for the Cuban revolutionary work and her willingness to strengthen parliamentary ties. She also recognized the cooperation and training of human resources that Cuba has provided to Grenada.
St George, May 7th. The Minister of Tourism, Culture and Economy of Grenada, Honorable Senator Adrian A. Thomas, accompanied by his advisor Naline Joseph and, Operations Manager of Creative Affairs Tracy Baptiste, participated in the FitCuba 2024 International Tourism Fair in Jardines del Rey, Cayo Coco. FitCuba 2024 was a great festival for the tourism sector, where its exhibitors showed the renewal of the Cuban tourism product, the digitalization of processes to improve the customer experience and the transformation of products with greater accessibility.
Havana, Jun 21, 2020.- With 32 years of experience and solidarity missions in countries all over the world, engineer Osmin Camero represents Cuba's knowledge and science at the service of the people of Grenada in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
An expert in electromedicine, Camero is currently reinforcing technical assistance in Grenada in the fight against Covid-19, endorsed by constant improvement in courses and training in medical supplies, laboratories, radiotherapy and life support, not only in Cuba but also abroad.
