On September 25, Esteban Lazo of Cuba and Lucas Sinimbo of Namibia pledged to strengthen their countries’ inter-parliamentary relations during a meeting in Havana. Lazo conveyed greetings to prominent Namibian figures and Sinimbo emphasized the importance of his visit and the ongoing International Seminar on Parliamentary Diplomacy. Both leaders engaged with Cuban lawmakers to discuss legislative cooperation.
Havana, September 25 (ACN) – Esteban Lazo, the President of the Cuban National Assembly of People’s Power, and Lucas Sinimbo, the President of Namibia’s National Council, have voiced their commitment to enhance the inter-parliamentary relations between Cuba and Namibia. This affirmation arose during their meeting held in Havana’s Capitol Building. During this encounter, President Lazo extended cordial greetings to the people of Namibia, specifically acknowledging the contributions of the nation’s founding father, Sam Nujoma, as well as Hifikepunye Pohamba, Namibia’s second president, and Peter Katjavivi, the current Speaker of the National Assembly. President Sinimbo highlighted the importance of his current visit, during which he is leading a delegation to participate in the International Seminar on Parliamentary Diplomacy. This visit is coupled with a comprehensive working agenda. Before meeting with President Lazo, Sinimbo engaged with members of Cuba’s legislative body overseeing various parliamentary commissions. This engagement provided him with insight into the operations and initiatives of the Cuban Parliament and the workings of the people’s power bodies at different levels.
The meeting between the leaders of the Cuban and Namibian legislative bodies underscores the growing cooperation and strengthening ties between Cuba and Namibia, particularly within the realm of parliamentary diplomacy. This interaction is set against a backdrop of historical relations and mutual respect established since Namibia’s independence, with both nations sharing a commitment to support each other’s political and developmental aspirations through enhanced legislative collaboration. Events like the International Seminar on Parliamentary Diplomacy serve as platforms for such diplomatic engagements, fostering deeper understanding and cooperation between different nations’ parliamentary frameworks.
In conclusion, the discussions held between Esteban Lazo and Lucas Sinimbo signify an important step towards fortifying the legislative partnership between Cuba and Namibia. The acknowledgment of significant leaders and the engagement in robust dialogues around parliamentary workings reflect both nations’ intent to collaborate more effectively in addressing common challenges and opportunities in the realm of governance and international diplomacy.
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