The ship that will call in the capital’s port belongs to a new series recently introduced into the Royal Canadian Navy, and its visit to our country highlights the bilateral collaboration to contribute to peace in our region
The stay in Havana will allow for strengthening ties between Cuba and Canada. (Photo: PL)
The Royal Canadian Navy patrol ship HMCS Margaret Brooke will arrive in Cuba this Friday on a visit that will last until the 17th, an official source reported this Monday.
According to a statement from the Revolutionary Navy of Cuba, the ship that will call in the capital’s port belongs to a new series recently introduced into the Royal Canadian Navy, and its visit to our country highlights the bilateral collaboration to contribute to peace in our country. region.
The ship’s visit occurs in the context of the eightieth year of uninterrupted diplomatic relations with the northern country and the fiftieth anniversary of ties of mutual cooperation, the note adds.
Before the ship returns to its port of origin in Halifax (Nova Scotia, Canada), the stay here will allow for strengthening the long-standing ties between Cuba and Canada, the information from the military entity states.
The arrival of HMCS Margaret Brooke continues the visits received in 2016 and 2018, by the frigates HMCS FREDERICTON and HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN, respectively, notes the Cuban Revolutionary War Navy.
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