Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodriguez, in Portugal
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- 11 / 30 / 2009
Representatives of 19 Latin American countries, Spain, Portugal and Andorra revised on Satuday the documents to be presented to the highest level officials of Ibero America.
The meeting of coordinators was prior to the session of the Foreign Ministers of the 22 nations represented in this forum, who will ready the contents to be debated by the dignataries between Monday and Tuesday.
During those two days will meet the annual Ibero American meeting of heads of state and government in Estoril, located about 15 miles from Lisbon, which on this opportunity will have as central topic, Innovation and Knowledge.
The closing ceremony scheduled for Tuesday at the Hotel Cascais Miragem, venue of the Summit, it is expected that the heads of state and government approve the Estoril Declaration, focused on that issue proposed by Portugal as host of the summit.
The statesmen will also give green light to the Plan of Action for 2010, which will include new decisions on the Alliance of Civilizations and the issues on gender and equality, migrations and industrial property.
The top ranking officials will also approve several communiques on regional and international issues, some already dealt with in previous summits, as Argentinean sovereignty over the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), the fight against terrorism and
the US blockade on Cuba.
Source: Prensa Latina
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