Havana, Cuba.- This action demonstrates the solidarity and unwavering commitment of the Cuban Revolution to the formation of professionals from sister nations that require it, said Abel Torres, second head of the Cuban diplomatic mission in the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.
Torres highlighted the strong ties of brotherhood and friendship that link Cuba and that Arab nation and praised the presence of Cuban brigades in the education and health sectors in the refugee camps of Tindouf, Algeria.
Some of the young people who will study in Cuba come from the "Simón Bolívar" School, located in that camp, where they have received various subjects taught by Cuban teachers.
Once in Cuba, future Saharawi professionals will receive an initial adaptation course, the report explains, adding that, the careers they will study include Medicine, Pharmacy, Civil Engineering, Accounting and Finance, Electrical Engineering and English Language. (ACN)
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