Cuban Ambassador Critiques US Blockade's Impact on Cuba

The Cuban Ambassador to Nigeria addressed the detrimental effects of the US blockade policy on Cuba's development, describing it as illegal and genocidal. He noted that this blockade, which has lasted for decades, is coupled with new sanctions and threats of military aggression, aiming to revert Cuba to a colonial state.
The ambassador emphasized the importance of the bilateral relations established in July 1974, which celebrate their 52nd anniversary in July 2026. These relations are rooted in deep historical and cultural ties, focusing on cooperation in health, education, human resource development, and sports.
The ambassador expressed a commitment to strengthening economic, political, and cultural links for mutual benefit. He acknowledged the challenges posed by the current global situation, which affects small countries like Cuba, but highlighted Cuba's resilience and efforts to transform its economic and social policies in alignment with international standards.
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