President of Indian Parliament in Cuba
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- 01 / 08 / 2008
Somnath Chatterjee, president of India's Lower Chamber is in Havana accompanied by several members of parliament for an official visit to the country until January 10.
In statements to Prensa Latina, the Indian leader said the main objective of his coming to Cuba is to broaden and strengthen parliamentarian relations, as reported by Granma newspaper Monday.
Chatterjee said by traveling to Havana, the Indian delegation was repaying the visit last year, 2007, of a group of Cuban parliamentarians to his country headed by Jaime Crombet, who is the vice president of the People's Power National Assembly (parliament).
The group will also visit historic sites and places of social and economic interest like Havana's Latin American Medical School.
(AIN)
In statements to Prensa Latina, the Indian leader said the main objective of his coming to Cuba is to broaden and strengthen parliamentarian relations, as reported by Granma newspaper Monday.
Chatterjee said by traveling to Havana, the Indian delegation was repaying the visit last year, 2007, of a group of Cuban parliamentarians to his country headed by Jaime Crombet, who is the vice president of the People's Power National Assembly (parliament).
The group will also visit historic sites and places of social and economic interest like Havana's Latin American Medical School.
(AIN)
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