China vows support for Cuba against sanctions, foreign interference amid US pressure
“China on Wednesday pledged unwavering support for Cuba againstsanctions, blockades and foreign interferenceamid US pressure on Havana, as the two countries vowed to strengthen strategic ties and coope…”
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remarks during talks in Beijing with his Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, who is visiting as a special envoy of Cuba's party and government, China's Foreign Ministry website. Wang said Beijing would firmly support Havana in safeguarding its national sovereignty and legitimate rights and interests, regardless of changes in the international situation.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks with Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla in Beijing on Wednesday. Wang, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, said that the world is facing unprecedented…pic.twitter.com/f.
Nno7gxoVX— People's Daily, China (@PDChina)November 11, 2026He praised Cuba for maintaining independence and resisting pressure from powerful countries while pursuing a socialist development path suited to its national conditions. Wang also called for stronger coordination between China and Cuba tooppose unilateral actionsand promote solidarity among Global South countries.
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Rodriguez thanked Beijing for supporting Cuba's development, particularly inopposing external sanctions and interference. He reaffirmed Havana's adherence to the one-China principle and opposition to foreign interference in China's internal affairs. Read more:China opposes any US military action against Cuba.
The Cuban minister also endorsed President Xi Jinping's vision of building a community with a shared future for humanity and his four global initiatives. Both sides agreed todeepen bilateral cooperationand strengthen coordination on international and regional issues.
Cuban Deputy Prime Minister Oscar Perez-Oliva Fraga also attended the talks.
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