Ambassador: Mr. Zhao Rongxian
Address: Calle 13 No. 551, Entre C Y D, Vedado, Ciudad de La Havana, Cuba
Tel: +53-7-8333005
Fax: +53-7-8333092
Email: chinaemb_cu@mfa.gov.cn
The information of offices of Chinese embassy in Cuba
| Sections | Information |
| Political Office | Tel: +53-7-8333582 |
| Cultural Office | Tel: +53-7-8333020 |
| Economic & Commercial Counselor's Office | Address: Calle 42 NO.313, 5ta Avenida Miramar, Playa La Havana, Cuba Tel: +53-7-2042585, 2041601 Fax: +53-7-2041021 Email: ecomochn@hotmail.com Website: http://cu.mofcom.gov.cn/ |
Important Days in Cuba
Independence Day on May 20 (1902), National Day on January 1 (1959), Uprising Day (also called the Anniversary of Attacking Moncada Barracks) on July 26 (1953)
Chairman of the State Council: Raul Castro was elected to be chairman in February, 2008.
People: Cuba has a population of more than 11 million with 66% white people, 12% black people, 22% half-castle and 1% Indians. Now the trend of aging in Cuba has become severe. Spanish is the official language. Most of residents are adherents of Catholic. Capital: Havana is the political, economic, cultural and tourism center of Cuba. It is also the largest city in the West Indies and one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The Havana Carnival is well-known in the world. There is a population of 2.2 million in 2004. Its annual average temperature is 24 degrees centigrade. Tourism: The view of Cuba is charming; sunshine, limpid seawater, white sand and beach make it entitled with ‘the bright pearl of the Caribbean'. Hundreds of scenic spots are like shining jewels along the shoreline. This island country has become a top-ranking destination for sightseeing and recuperates. Moreover, the Havana old city is the treasury of architectures, assembling many buildings with different styles of various times, which are listed a Human Cultural Heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Now, tourism has become a pillar industry of national economy. 
Please contact Embassy of Cuba in China if Cubans are in problems there.
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China Embassy in Grenada
China Embassy in Jamaica
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Cuba
1.
May. 25,2009 08:39 Reply
Ms.shuk chui ng(hong kong) said:
I am now at Havana of cuba,,
I have a ticket from Mexicana airline flying to Cancun,
pn today i.e 25 May...but as Cuba banned the flight, I get no way to leave.
any advice. any help can offered.
tks for early reply.
my email is shukchui@gmail.com
May. 25,2009 22:25
Mr.Hungting replied:
You can firstly fly to the USA and see if there are alternative flights to Cancun.
2.
Nov. 30,2008 04:16 Reply
Mr.Jean-Noel Robert(China) said:
Dear Sir I would like to bring my Chinese girlfriend for a 2 week trip to Cuba with a transit visa through Canada. She is a Chinese Natioanal and lives in Haikou, Hainan. Can she just get the Free visa that we get from the travel agencies in Canada with our tickets. I think they call it a tourist card. Does Cuba and China have some special arrangements. Thanks Jean-Noel Robert E-mail seastorejohn@yahoo.ca