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Tuesday 04 September 2007

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Argentina-Cuba to Boost Cooperation


Argentina-Cuba to Boost Cooperation
The first session of the third Argentina-Cuba Intergovernmental Joint Commission Meeting was held on Monday in Buenos Aires to strengthen and extend cooperation projects between both countries.

"With this meeting, based on historic relations, the initiatives for collaboration gain more significance," Argentine Foreign Ministry International Coordination and Cooperation Undersecretary Roberto Ojeda stated.

He ratified Buenos Aires' interest in strengthening cooperation relations as a means to invigorate the bonds of friendship between both nations.

"The work being done during this third joint commission will undoubtedly benefit the relations between our people," Ojeda reiterated.

Assistant Foreign Investment and Economic Collaboration Minister Orlando Requeijo said the meeting will be "the stage to formulate strategies and development of South-South cooperation."
 


 

 

 

 
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