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Caribbean States Strengthened in Cartagena de Indias

CARTAGENA DE INDIAS, Colombia -  With an institutional strengthening of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) and the commitment with Haiti reconstruction ended in this city the 15th Meeting of the Ministerial Council of this organization.

During the 2-days meeting, delegates from the 15 countries of the region discussed the situation in Haiti and the steps to guarantee the smooth running of the organization.

Cuba was represented by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Abelardo Moreno

Moreno highlighted the validity of the founding goals and its purposes. He also reiterated Cubaâ�Ös commitment with its straightening.

He stressed the development of the Caribbean Sea Commission and called for achieving the ratifications needed to force the unresolved agreements.

Cuba�s Deputy Minister said it is important that the ACS adjusted its work to the current situation in the region with new cooperation.

In the meeting Nicaragua took on the Presidency of the Board, Cuba and Mexico assumed the Deputy Presidency and Suriname the Secretary.
   
 

 

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