Equatorial Guinea praises U.N. leadership and urges U.S.-Cuba dialogue
September 24, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Speaking to the General Assembly, Vice President Tidoro Nigimo Oang Mangu thanked the United Nations and singled out Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres for his years of service and attention to Africa.
"We also thank Mr. Antonio Guterres for his years of service as Secretary General, for his commitment to peace and to the attention he has paid to Africa," Tidoro said on behalf of the government and people of Equatorial Guinea.
In the same passage he urged the United States and the Republic of Cuba "to continue to pursue paths of dialogue which will make it possible to end the blockade and build a relationship of mutual benefit," presenting diplomacy as the preferred route to resolve bilateral disputes that affect regional stability.
"We also thank Mr. Antonio Guterres for his years of service as Secretary General, for his commitment to peace and to the attention he has paid to Africa," Tidoro said on behalf of the government and people of Equatorial Guinea.
In the same passage he urged the United States and the Republic of Cuba "to continue to pursue paths of dialogue which will make it possible to end the blockade and build a relationship of mutual benefit," presenting diplomacy as the preferred route to resolve bilateral disputes that affect regional stability.
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