This week, the Cuban regime signed a “Political Dialogue and Cooperation” agreement with Britain that will cover issues such as economic development, the environment and human rights, according to an agreement. report from the EFE agent.

The person responsible for signing the agreement on behalf of Britain was the Minister for America and the Caribbean, David Rutley, who arrived in Havana last Tuesday, according to reports from the British embassy on the island on social networks.

“We want to strengthen the relationship between the UK and Cuba, and that is why I look forward to signing the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement,” Rutley said in a statement.

The British minister added that the bilateral agreement would make it easier for Britain to address “issues of importance to both countries such as human rights and the embargo” with Havana.

Upon arrival in Cuba, the British ambassador to the island, Sir George Hollingbery, stated that they were “pleased” to receive Minister Rutley on his first official visit and that “we look forward to discussing the various issues at hand. win-win solution.” for England and Cuba.”

During his first official visit to the Caribbean country, Rutley met with the Cuban regime’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez, and with representatives of several UN agencies. He also plans meetings with local businesspeople, among others.

Based on Images Shared by the British Embassy in Cuba, British government officials also visited the headquarters of the company “La Colmenita”, a children’s theater site, with works closely related to the regime’s propaganda interests.

“Thank you to La Colmenita de Cuba for the invitation to see works inspired by The Beatles to celebrate British Culture Week in Cuba. “I was very impressed with the children’s interpretation of a modern Cinderella,” said the Minister after his visit to the theater company.

The UK was part of the European Union (EU) when the bloc signed a Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement with Cuba in 2017, but later left the European Union. In this way, London sought to establish its own communication mechanism with Cuba.

So far no other details of the agreement have been revealed.