According to Granma news daily, the exhibition includes stamps from the personal collections of Cuban Roberto Delgado and Cypriot expert Andreas Eliades, which are linked to the life and work of Jose Marti and also to the history and nature of the Caribbean island.

During the inauguration ceremony, the Cuban ambassador in Cyprus, Fidel Vascos Gonzalez, expressed his gratitude for the opening of the exhibition and spoke of several aspects of Marti's life. He also referred to the socio-economic achievements of the Cuban Revolution and the assistance it gives to other nations in sectors such as health and education.

Nicos Rangos, President of the Philatelic Association of Cyprus, presented several transparencies showing the literary and patriotic work of Jose Marti and the monuments that have been erected in his honor in several parts of the world.

(Ahora.cu)