Djibouti and Cuba have reaffirmed their solid friendship and willingness to deepen their relationship with the appointment of a new Cuban ambassador to Djibouti, Julio César Sánchez Martínez. He was received by Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed and President of the National Assembly, Dileita Mohamed Dileita. Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral partnership, particularly in health and training. The two countries have a long tradition of friendship, solidarity, and mutual respect.
Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed welcomed the new Cuban ambassador on October 29 for a courtesy visit, wishing him success and reaffirming Djibouti's commitment to perpetuating their partnership. He praised the resilience of the Cuban people and highlighted Cuba's significant contribution to Djibouti's health sector, including medical personnel and skills transfer. The prime minister also expressed his willingness to facilitate the ambassador's mission, reflecting the shared ambition to consolidate and revitalize their cooperation.
The cooperation between Djibouti and Cuba in the health sector remains a concrete pillar of their bilateral relationship. The two parties emphasized the importance of continuing efforts in this area, with a focus on training and capacity building. Cuba's experience is recognized as a valuable asset in these sectors. The discussions also highlighted the role of parliamentary diplomacy in deepening their friendship and cooperation.
President of the National Assembly, Dileita Mohamed Dileita, received Ambassador Julio César Sánchez Martínez, reaffirming the quality of their friendly and cooperative relations. They discussed prospects for consolidating partnership in public health and medical training. The two parties stressed the importance of exchanges between representative institutions to strengthen mutual understanding and bring their peoples closer together.
The new Cuban ambassador's appointment offers an opportunity for both countries to explore new avenues for cooperation. Djibouti has expressed its willingness to preserve a relationship founded on solidarity and trust while exploring new areas of collaboration. Health, training, and dialogue between institutions are key areas to revitalize their friendship.
The talks between the prime minister and the ambassador demonstrated Djibouti's commitment to strengthening its relationship with Cuba. The two countries have a long history of cooperation, and their leaders are eager to build on this foundation. The new ambassador's role will be crucial in fostering this cooperation and exploring new opportunities for mutual benefit.
The strengthened ties between Djibouti and Cuba reflect the shared desire of both nations to enhance their cooperation and friendship. The new ambassador's appointment and the talks between high-ranking officials have set the stage for a renewed and dynamic partnership between the two countries.
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- Djibouti and Cuba are strengthening their cooperation in the health sector.
