Cuba reiterates the will to continue strengthening its historic relations with Trinidad and Tobago.
Cuba reiterates the will to continue strengthening its historic relations with Trinidad and Tobago.
Port of Spain, June 6.- Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rogelio Sierra Díaz, successfully concluded his work visit to Trinidad and Tobago. The Cuban diplomat had the opportunity to dialogue about the dynamic economic and trade relation between both countries. The results of this relationship have made of this Caribbean island one of Cuba’s main trade partners in the entire region of Latin America and the Caribbean.
T&T reaffirms trade ties with Cuba
Port of Spain, June 6th.- MINISTER of Trade and Industry Paula Gopee-Scoon recently met with Cuba's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Rogelio Sierra Diaz to discuss, among other things, opportunities for increased trade with Cuba. Trinidad and Tobago is currently Cuba's largest Caricom trading partner, recording 80 per cent of trade in the region.
Sierra Diaz said his visit was part of the active re-engagement of partners under the leadership of Cuba's new president, Miguel Diaz-Canel, who was elected earlier this year. He indicated that Cuba recorded significant investment in 2017 in the Mariel Special Economic Development Zone, which is a symbol of economic collaboration and continues to seek out new foreign investment.
Cuban Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs begins work visit to Trinidad and Tobago.
Port of Spain, June 5th – The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Rogelio Sierra Díaz, arrives today to this brother country, Trinidad and Tobago for a work visit. The Cuban diplomat will be accompanied by the director of Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean Division of the Cuban Foreign Ministry, Jorge Luis Mayo Fernández.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba will visit countries in the Caribbean.
Havana, June 5 .- Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Rogelio Sierra Díaz, begins today a work visit to the Caribbean region. The visit will extend to June 16. The tour includes, in addition to Surinam, the four countries that simultaneously established diplomatic relations on December 8 1972, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Guyana, and Jamaica.
Delegation of the National Assembly of the Popular Power (ANPP) participates in the Pan American Parliamentary Network for Gender Equality.
Port of Spain, May 24th, 2018. - As part of the exchange developed by the national parliaments of Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago, an MP of the National Assembly of Cuba, Iris Betancourt Téllez, fulfils an invitation extended by the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago to the 10th Meeting of Pan American Parliamentary Networks for the Gender Equality, on this occasion convened under the theme "Climate Action with a Gender Perspective", which takes place in the Trinidadian capital between May 22 and 25 of this month of May.