Cuba and Namibia Strengthen Diplomatic Ties through Legislative Cooperation

On September 25, Cuban and Namibian parliamentary leaders met in Havana to express their commitment to strengthening inter-parliamentary relations. Esteban Lazo greeted dignitaries from Namibia, while Lucas Sinimbo highlighted the importance of his visit to foster collaboration, learning about Cuba’s legislative processes and engaging with local lawmakers.

On September 25, in Havana, a significant dialogue took place between Esteban Lazo, the President of the Cuban National Assembly of People’s Power, and Lucas Sinimbo, the President of Namibia’s National Council. The leaders expressed a mutual commitment to enhancing the inter-parliamentary relations between Cuba and Namibia. Lazo extended personal greetings to the Namibian people, acknowledging influential figures such as the nation’s founding father Sam Nujoma, second president Hifikepunye Pohamba, and current National Assembly President, Peter Katjavivi. During his visit, which included participation in an International Seminar on Parliamentary Diplomacy, Mr. Sinimbo engaged with various members of the Cuban Parliament, exploring the workings of legislative bodies at different levels within Cuba. Overall, this meeting highlights the ongoing efforts to foster collaboration and strengthen ties between the legislative entities of the two nations.

Cuba and Namibia maintain a historical bond rooted in mutual support and cooperation, particularly stemming from Namibia’s struggle for independence, during which Cuba provided assistance. The recent meeting underscores a continuation of this diplomatic relationship, focusing on legislative collaboration. Both countries have recognized the importance of parliamentary diplomacy as a tool for enhancing bilateral ties, ensuring that collaborative efforts manifest at the governmental level.

The recent meeting between the leaders of Cuba and Namibia represents a significant step in reinforcing diplomatic channels through parliamentary engagement. By fostering dialogue and understanding between legislative bodies, both nations aim to cultivate a stronger partnership aligned with their historical ties and mutual interests in international diplomacy.

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