HAVANA, Cuba, Oct 5 (acn) The Cuban Friendship Institute (ICAP) signed an agreement with the Mongolian Union of Friendship, Peace and Solidarity with the Peoples (UMPA) on Monday in the city of Ulan Bator to work together for world peace.
The agreement highlights the need to continue supporting the fight for the release of five Cuban antiterrorist fighters who are imprisoned in the United States: Gerardo Hernandez, Rene Gonzalez, Ramon Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando Gonzalez.
The two organizations agreed to continue fighting for world peace and strengthening relations between Cuba and Mongolia, says a press release by ICAP.
Present in the meeting were ICAP’s vice president Alicia Corredera, ICAP’s Asia and Oceania director Alberto Blanco Silva and Cuban ambassador to Mongolia Maria Hortensia Febles Mirabal.
On the Mongolian part, participated UMPA president D. Tsakhilga and the president of the Cuba-Mongolia Friendship Association, Reverend Ch.
Dambajav and young Mongolians who studied in Cuba.
Source:Cuban News Agency
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