The United Kingdom Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Dominic Raab, thanks Cuba for coronavirus assistance
Dominic Raab, the UK Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, thanked the Cuban Government today in parliament for their assistance with the stricken British cruise ship the MS Braemar which had passengers with possible coronavirus infections.
He made the ministerial statement to MPs in parliament today
“I spoke to the Cuban Foreign Minister twice over the weekend and we are very grateful to the Cuban government for swiftly enabling this operation and for their close cooperation to make sure it could be successful.”
Cuba will receive MS Braemar British cruise ship
Declaration of the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs
On March 13, the government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland requested permission from the Cuban authorities to dock the MS Braemar cruise ship, of Fred Olsen Shipping Line, in a Cuban port, with a small number of travellers infected with the new coronavirus (SARS CoV 2 / Covid-19), as well as their repatriation by air.
Cuban Ambassador participated this morning in the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Cuba Solidarity Campaign
#Cuba Ambassador Bárbara Montalvo participated this morning in the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Cuba Solidari
Cuba Ambassador held meeting with Members of the British Parliament
#Cuba Ambassador Barbara Montalvo held meeting today with Members of the British Parliament (MP) Michelle Gildernew and Fr
Advisor of Cuba’s World Economy Research Centre (CIEM), gave a lecture on "The performance of the Cuban economy and its prospects".
With the presence of the Cuban Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Bárbara Montalvo, on 9 March at the UNITE headquarters in London, academician José Luis Rodriguez, advisor of Cuba’s World Economy Research Centre (CIEM), gave a lecture on "The performance of the Cuban economy and its prospects".