Cuba and China: A militant bond of reciprocal solidarity
The historical ties between the Communist Parties, governments and peoples of Cuba and China, whose diplomatic relations this year celebrate the 60th anniversary of their establishment, transcend the tests of time, based on the deep friendly base that supports them.
The historical ties between the Communist Parties, governments and peoples of Cuba and China, whose diplomatic relations this year celebrate the 60th anniversary of their establishment, transcend the tests of time, based on the deep friendly base that supports them.
Evidence of reciprocal solidarity during the current pandemic testifies to the above, which was recognized in the conversation between President Miguel Díaz-Canel, with his counterpart Xi Jinping, last February, in which they exchanged criteria on the subject. and how to further promote bilateral relations.
During that dialogue, Xi observed that after the outbreak of the disease, Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, and Díaz-Canel, immediately expressed their solidarity, and the Head of State He also made a special visit to the Chinese Embassy on the Island to confirm his support for the Asian giant.
More recently, the sister nation sent donations to the Health system, while Cuba has transmitted its positive experiences in fighting the disease.
On the way to reaffirming these ties, a meeting this week between the Cuban ambassador to China, Carlos Miguel Pereira, and authorities of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, highlighted the mutual support maintained between both political organizations in the fight against covid-19, and ratified the will to work together to overcome the pandemic, through the exchange of experiences.
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