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NAM Prioritizes Identity, Raul
Castro
Cuba´s First Vice President Raul
Castro affirmed Saturday the
14th Non-aligned Countries
Movement Summit corroborated the
group has decided to give
priority to what binds its
members together.
When closing the presidential
summit, the Cuban official
highlighted the revitalization
of the NAM principles and
stances in the current
international order as one of
the main results of the
conference.
Raul Castro rated the meeting as
excellent, and said the
ratification of the NAM goals
and standards provide the
movement a solid ground to act
in the world arena.
The adopted stances and
initiatives confirm the
identity, raison d´etre, and
significance of the movement,
and will allow us give further
steps towards its
revitalization, he added.
Similarly, Raul Castro stressed
that understanding prevailed in
the summit, thus reaching clear
consensus on complex issues.
That clearly demonstrates, he
pointed out, "we have decided to
give priority to what brings us
together, and jointly face the
effects of the unfair,
unsustainable economic and
political order imposed by the
powerful.
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