Cuba in Uganda

Ugandan Minister of Education receives the Ambassador of Cuba.

Kampala. On March 23, the Honorable Janet Kataaha Museveni, First Lady and Minister of Education of the Republic of Uganda received the Ambassador of Cuba Tania Pérez.

 

During the meeting, they exchanged on the historical project of bilateral cooperation with the University of Mbarara, at the same time that they evaluated the possibilities of expanding cooperation in the educational and sports fields.

Ugandan Vice President receives the Ambassador of Cuba.

Kampala. Last March 23, the Honorable Jessica Alupo, Vice President of the Republic of Uganda, received Ambassador Tania Pérez Xiques, which was a new opportunity to exchange on bilateral relations between Cuba and Uganda.

Ambassador of Cuba holds meeting with Minister of Health of Burundi

Bujumbura. On March 16, the Ambassador of Cuba Tania Perez Xiques was received by Dr. Sylvie NZEYIMANA, Minister of Public Health and the Fight against HIV/AIDS of the Republic of Burundi.

 

At the meeting, they evaluated the challenges facing the health system of the African nation and the historical and most recent Cuban experiences of medical cooperation on the continent.

Secretary General of the Burundian ruly party receives the Ambassador of Cuba.

Gitega. On the night of March 14, the Honorable Reverien Ndikuriyo, Secretary General of the Burundian government party, National Council for the Defense of Democracy-Forces for the Defense of Democracy (CNDD-FDD) received the Ambassador of Cuba Tania Perez Xiqués.

 

After reviewing the historical relations between the CNDD-FDD and the Communist Party of Cuba and analyzing the challenges faced in the economic and social transformation of both nations, the course of action to continue strengthening bilateral relations between both political organizations was analyzed.

President of Burundi receives credentials from the Ambassador of Cuba.

Gitega. On the morning of March 14, Her Excellency Évariste Ndayishimiye, President of the Republic of Burundi received the credentials that accredit Ambassador Tania Perez Xiqués as Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba in that African nation.

 

The African president pointed out the historical relations between both countries, his pleasant memories of the visit to Cuba as Secretary General of the ruly party and the significance of the Cuban medical contribution in that nation.

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