In a post on the social network X, he highlighted the formation of Cuban identity and nationality as part of a “rich mix of cultures, traditions, and religions” that is the fruit of “centuries of history, constant exchange, solidarity, and brotherhood between Africa and Cuba.” “We Cubans feel part of the African continent and children of Africa,” the head of Cuban diplomacy stated. World Day of African and Afro-descendant Culture, celebrated every year on January 24, pays tribute to the numerous and vibrant cultures of the African continent and the African diasporas around the world, thus reinforcing UNESCO’s mandate to promote respect for cultural diversity and human creativity across the globe.
This valuable source of world heritage promotes the culture of the continent and its descendants, crucial aspects for sustainable development, mutual respect, dialogue, and peace.
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