Cuba reaffirms at the UN Security Council that peace in the Middle East demands the end of Israel’s occupation, respect for International Law and the recognition of the Palestinian State.
New York, 28 July 2026.- Cuba reaffirmed on Tuesday at the Security Council quarterly open debate on the Middle East, including the Palestinian issue, that the only way to achieve just and lasting peace in the region lies in the strict respect for the UN Charter, the end of Israeli occupation of the Palestinian and Arab territories, and the admission of Palestine as a full member state of the United Nations.
Cuba reaffirms at the UN that the global energy transition will only be possible if it is just, inclusive, and free from unilateral coercive measures
New York, July 24, 2026.- Cuba’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Daylenis Moreno Guerra, reaffirmed during the interactive dialogue "Accelerating the global energy transition: advancing renewable energy and mobilizing investment" held at the United Nations headquarters on Friday that the global energy transition can only advance effectively if it is based on equity, international cooperation, and respect for developing countries’ right to develop.
Cuba reaffirms at the UN Security Council that peacekeeping is only feasible with full respect for international law and condemns the United States’ aggressive policy
New York, 23 July 2026. – During Thursday's open debate of the UN Security Council on strengthening mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of disputes, Cuba reaffirmed that preventing conflicts requires addressing their root causes and applying the United Nations Charter and international law comprehensively and without double standards. Cuba's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, highlighted that peace cannot be built on coercion, hegemonic practices or the threat of force.
Cuba denounces at the Security Council that the unilateral coercive measures undermine the sovereign governance over natural resources.
New York, 22 July 2026. – Cuba reaffirmed at the United Nations Security Council that the governance of natural resources can only contribute to peace, security, and prosperity when States' permanent sovereignty over their wealth, international law, and the principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter are fully respected. This was stated by Cuba's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, at the high-level open debate "Natural resources governance: the foundation for peace, security, and prosperity."
Strong Rejection to the State Department’s New Slanderous Campaign
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs