Cuban President renews his country’s support for Syria ...Syria

Havana, SANA- Cuban President, Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel, has renewed his country’s stance in support of Syria and in rejection of any measures targeting its sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity. The Cuban President’s remarks came during a meeting with Syrian Ambassador to Cuba, Dr. Ghassan Obaid, on the sidelines of the opening of the University Congress 2024 held in the Cuban capital, Havana. The Cuban President expressed his wishes for prosperity and stability to the brotherly Syrian people. For his part, Ambassador Obaid thanked the Cuban President, stressing Syria’s firm stance in support of Cuba in its struggle against the US economic, commercial and financial blockade im

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