Cuba–United Kingdom relations

Bilateral relations

Cuba–United Kingdom relations are the bilateral relations between Cuba and the United Kingdom.

Trade

In 1964, Cuba ordered ten diesel-electric locomotives similar to the British Rail Class 47 from a British manufacturer.

In 2019, the UK's Prince Charles paid an official visit to Cuba.

In 2021, Cuba and the UK announced intentions to strengthen their bilateral relations.

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Rey, Daniel (2019-03-26). "Prince Charles's trip to Cuba is a big mistake". The Spectator. Retrieved 2022-02-02.
"Cuba and the United Kingdom confirm their desire to strengthen bilateral relations - Juventud Rebelde". SmallCapNews.co.uk (in Spanish). 2021-10-18. Retrieved 2022-02-02.

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