PCC holds exchanges with parties from Belarus, Türkiye and Germany

Dr. Roberto Morales Ojeda, member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and Secretary of Organization, held discussions and signed agreements with representatives of the Belaya Rus party and the Communist parties of Türkiye and Germany.

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By Wennys Díaz Ballaga, translated from the Spanish

To further the effective implementation of the exchange and cooperation agreement between the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and the Party of Belarus, Belaya Rus, a roadmap outlining specific tasks for both political organizations was signed October 18 at the PCC's Central Committee's headquarters.

The document, signed by member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the PCC and Secretary of Organization, Dr. Roberto Morales Ojeda, and the President of the Belaya Rus Party, Olga Nikolaevna Chemodanova, commits both sides to continue working together to promote inter-party exchange and promote the strengthening of economic, trade, financial, and cooperative between the nations.

This exchange and cooperation agreement was signed during the visit of Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic of Cuba, to the Republic of Belarus last June. This visit strengthened the longstanding friendship between the Cuban and Belarusian peoples.

Strengthening collaboration with the Communist Party of Türkiye

"It is always gratifying to host and participate in meetings that enable us to further strengthen the relations between the Communist Parties of Cuba and Türkiye.," said Morales Ojeda when welcoming Kemal Okuyan, general secretary of the Communist Party of Türkiye.

He expressed gratitude for his involvement in the First International Granma Rebelde Festival, which was inaugurated October 17, and for his Party's ongoing solidarity with the Cuban people. He also appreciated the support in the fight to lift the unjust blockade imposed by the U.S. Government and against the inclusion of the island in the arbitrary list of countries that sponsor terrorism.

Kemal Okuyan characterized the relationship between the two parties as "very sincere and deep," also viewing it as a model of friendship built on strong fraternal ties.

Following their discussion, the two party leaders signed an exchamge and cooperation agreement. This agreement aims to enhance cooperative ties and refine political dialogue mechanisms at various levels, with the goal of fostering friendship and collaboration between the parties.

In addition, it will encourage discussions on topics like political and ideological education, as well as the management of digital networks, and will support initiatives to strengthen connections between social organizations, especially those involving youth, trade unions, and women's groups.

It will also encourage initiatives in the governmental and business sectors, aimed at enhancing economic, commercial, and cooperative relations between the two political organizations.

The Communist Party of Germany: Always on Cuba's side

"The participation of your delegation from the Communist Party of Germany (DKP) in the Third International Meeting of Theoretical Publications of Leftist Parties and Movements, as well as the First International Granma Rebelde Festival, demonstrates your Party's support for the PCC and the Cuban people," stated the Secretary of Organization of the Central Committee while welcoming Patrick Köbele, president of the DKP.

He emphasized that this visit provides an appropriate opportunity to assess the progress of the agreement signed last year between the two political organizations.

He mentioned that a PCC delegation will attend the Rosa Luxemburg International Conference due to the event's great importance to the organization.

During the exchange, Patrick Köbele praised the Cuban Party, Government, and people for organizing a popular mobilization in support of Venezuela's cause, and he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to be part of that moment.

(See: Tens of thousands of Cubans march in support of Venezuela’s sovereignty amid US aggression)

He noted that they were greatly impressed to discover that over 4,000,000 Cubans had signed in solidarity with the Venezuelan people and the Bolivarian Government.

Patrick Köbele stated that the events taking place this week will bolster the global anti-imperialist movement.

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