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Weekly Report - 1 May 2014 (WR-14-17)
CUBA: Route map agreed for Cuba-EU talks
Negotiators from the European Union (EU) concluded an initial round of talks with Cuban foreign ministry officials in Havana on 30 April in preparation for a new bilateral political dialogue and co-operation agreement, expected to be inked in 2015. The Cuban team was led by the deputy foreign minister, Abelardo Moreno. Christian Leffler, head of the Americas at the European External Action Service (EEAS), said that the two sides had established “the general structure” for future talks and “the principal elements to be included”.
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