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South Korea, Cuba to Open Diplomatic Missions

Menkiti Onyebuchi Bernie by Menkiti Onyebuchi Bernie
May 14, 2024
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South Korea and Cuba move to establish diplomatic relations in each other’s capital. Credit: Report.az

South Korea and Cuba move to establish diplomatic relations in each other’s capital. Credit: Report.az

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South Korea and Cuba are taking concrete steps to solidify their newly restored diplomatic relationship.  Following the surprise announcement in February 2024 that ties would be re-established after a decades-long hiatus, both nations are actively working on opening embassies in each other’s capitals.

Officials from both sides are engaged in ongoing negotiations to iron out the specifics of establishing diplomatic missions. These discussions aim to ensure a smooth process for opening embassies in Seoul and Havana. Reports indicate a commitment from both parties to “properly advance the process,” suggesting a collaborative approach.

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The move to establish embassies marks a significant milestone in the thawing of relations between the two countries. Diplomatic ties were severed in 1959 following the Cuban Revolution. However, efforts to rebuild these connections began in earnest in 2016. The February 2024 announcement signaled the successful culmination of these efforts.

South Korea plans to take a measured approach, initiating the process with a temporary mission in Havana. This temporary mission will be staffed with Korean diplomats tasked with laying the groundwork for a permanent embassy. The establishment of a permanent embassy will represent a full-fledged diplomatic presence in Cuba.

The opening of embassies is expected to facilitate improved communication and cooperation between South Korea and Cuba. This could lead to increased trade and investment opportunities, as well as closer cultural and educational exchanges. Additionally, the presence of embassies will allow both countries to provide vital support to their citizens residing in the other nation.

The re-establishment of diplomatic ties and the planned embassy openings represent a positive development for South Korea and Cuba. This move signals a willingness to engage in dialogue and build a stronger relationship on the world stage.

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