MADRID, Spain.- The Governments of Spain and Cuba ratified in the Spanish capital the purpose of boosting political dialogue and economic and commercial relations.

This will was evident in a meeting between Spanish Chancellor Josep Borrell and Cuban First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Marcelino Medina, during a work visit to the European country.

During his stay, the Cuban Vice-Minister held several meetings, where both States noted the close historical, cultural and family ties they share, which are based on positive bilateral relations.

Medina concludes this Friday in Madrid a tour that previously took him to Russia, New Zealand, Timor-Leste and Australia, countries in which the diplomat was received by high personalities of the respective Governments.