The Centenary of Fidel Castro Commemorated in Zambia.
The Centenary of Fidel Castro Commemorated in Zambia.
Lusaka, September 28, 2026. The Embassy of Cuba in Zambia held a touching political-cultural ceremony at its diplomatic headquarters to commemorate the centenary of the birth of Fidel Castro (August 13). The commemoration was moved to this date due to its previous coincidence with the Zambian general elections, thus linking it with the 66th anniversary of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDRs).
The Centenary of Fidel Castro Commemorated in Zambia.
The Centenary of Fidel Castro Commemorated in Zambia.
Lusaka, September 28, 2026. The Embassy of Cuba in Zambia held a touching political-cultural ceremony at its diplomatic headquarters to commemorate the centenary of the birth of Fidel Castro (August 13). The commemoration was moved to this date due to its previous coincidence with the Zambian general elections, thus linking it with the 66th anniversary of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDRs).
Cuba and Zambia strengthen their multilateral agenda.
Cuba and Zambia strengthen their multilateral agenda.
Lusaka, June 19, 2026. The Embassy of Cuba in Zambia held a productive working meeting at the Zambian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to strengthen joint work in international forums.
Ambassador Marileydis Dueñas Morales and First Secretary J. Reynaldo Bacallao were received by a local delegation led by Mr. Lubasi Mungandi (Director General of Cooperation and International Organizations), Ms. Teresa Chanda, and Ms. Georgina Zambo.
Cuba and Zambia strengthen their multilateral agenda.
Cuba and Zambia strengthen their multilateral agenda.
Lusaka, June 19, 2026. The Embassy of Cuba in Zambia held a productive working meeting at the Zambian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to strengthen joint work in international forums.
Ambassador Marileydis Dueñas Morales and First Secretary J. Reynaldo Bacallao were received by a local delegation led by Mr. Lubasi Mungandi (Director General of Cooperation and International Organizations), Ms. Teresa Chanda, and Ms. Georgina Zambo.



