Fernando González, President of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples, highlighted Cuba’s potential as a BRICS partner state, emphasising such areas as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and education.
“Cuba has much to offer BRICS, from its biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries to advances in healthcare and education,” González stated.
He also noted that Cuba’s participation in the group offers development opportunities through projects initiated within the BRICS framework, benefiting not only Cuba but also the international community.
As a BRICS partner, Cuba is already actively cooperating with several #BRICS member states on projects of shared interest.
Within the framework of this cooperation, Cuba and Egypt—a full member of BRICS—have strengthened collaboration in the healthcare sector, focusing particularly on pharmaceutical production, technology transfer, and institutional capacity-building.
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