Cuba in United Kingdom

Progress in academic collaboration for the preservation of historical documents in Cub

Cuban doctor living in the UK participates in the 1st Forum "Cubans Living Abroad for Health".

The digitisation of the historical documents held by the National Archive will make these records, which constitute a key source for the study of the colonial period of Cuba's history in the 21st century, available to the international academic community.

London, 2 May 2025 - Cuba and the United Kingdom are strengthening their collaboration in the preservation of documentary heritage through the digitisation project of the Prisoners' Record Books of the Royal Prison of Havana, as part of the British Library's Endangered Archives programme.

Cuba Reaffirms Bonds of Friendship at the Scottish Parliament

Cuban Minister of Education to participate in the World Education Forum 2025

On April 30, the Embassy of Cuba had the honour of participating in a significant meeting of the Cross-Party Group on Cuba at the Scottish Parliament, with First Secretary Pablo Ginarte offering a wide-ranging update on the current situation in Cuba and the importance of continued Scottish solidarity.

During the meeting, Pablo expressed Cuba’s deep appreciation for Scotland’s principled and enduring friendship, especially in light of the escalating impact of the U.S. blockade and the ongoing inclusion of Cuba on the U.S. list of State Sponsors of Terrorism.

Cuba Honoured at the 2025 Scottish Trades Union Congress

The Embassy of Cuba in the United Kingdom was proud to be represented at the 2025 Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC), where our First Secretary, Pablo Ginarte, attended as a guest of honour, warmly invited by STUC and with the strong support of the Scottish Cuba Solidarity Campaign (SCSC).

Cuban experience in the production of LC3 is presented in the UK.

With extensive experience in the academic sector of civil engineering, Professor Martinera spoke about the Challenges in the industrial scale-up of LC3 production.de la ingeniería civil, Professor Martinera spoke about the Challenges in the industrial scale-up of LC3 production.de la ingeniería civil, Professor Martinera spoke about the Challenges in the industrial scale-up of LC3 production.

Dr. José Fernando Martirena Hernández, director of the Centre for Research and Development of Structures and Materials (CIDEM) of the Central University Marta Abreu de Las Villas (UCLV), made a working visit to the United Kingdom as part of his international academic collaboration agenda in the field of technological innovation and sustainability in construction materials.

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