His delegation is composed of the head for Europe and Canada Department at the Cuban Foreign Ministry, Elio Rodríguez Perdomo; Ambassador Barbara Montalvo, head of the Ministry Secretariat, and Cuban Ambassador to Greece, Zelmys Dominguez.

During his stay in Athens, the Cuban FM will hold official talks with his Greek peer, Nikos Kotzias, and other government officials.

Rodriguez Parrilla's visit aims to strengthen the positive relations and continue to expand the ties between the two nations in the political, diplomatic and economic-commercial fields, among other spheres of mutual interest.

Greece is the last leg of his European tour that took him this week first to Spain and then Portugal. It takes place after the European Union decided to resume the political dialogue with Cuba.