Cuban medical team arrives in St Kitts and Nevis
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- <strong>Loop News-</strong> Four Cuban medical specialists arrived in St Kitts and Nevis to boost the country's health sector.
- The medics were greeted on Saturday by Prime Minister and Minister of Health Dr Terrance Drew on their arrival in St Kitts and Nevis.
- The medics are internal medicine specialists; Dr Rafael Dominguez and Dr Julio Hernandez, Neurologist; Dr Alberto Laguna and Biomedical Engineer Mr Leiniel Tapanas Soto.
- Drew thanked the Ambassador of Cuba to St.
- Kitts and Nevis, David Rivero Pérez, for assisting the country to acquire the services of the Cuban specialists.
Loop News- Four Cuban medical specialists arrived in St Kitts and Nevis to boost the country's health sector.
The medics were greeted on Saturday by Prime Minister and Minister of Health Dr Terrance Drew on their arrival in St Kitts and Nevis.
The medics are internal medicine specialists; Dr Rafael Dominguez and Dr Julio Hernandez, Neurologist; Dr Alberto Laguna and Biomedical Engineer Mr Leiniel Tapanas Soto.
Drew thanked the Ambassador of Cuba to St. Kitts and Nevis, David Rivero Pérez, for assisting the country to acquire the services of the Cuban specialists.
“This partnership, which was established through official diplomatic relations 28 years ago, has enabled citizens and residents to access some of the world’s best medical expertise, and we are pleased to welcome these new medical personnel to our shores as they will bring tremendous benefit to our people,” said Drew.
The Prime Minister noted that the expansion of services provided at the country's health institutions is a crucial aspect to transforming the lives of citizens.
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