The Ambassador of Cuba in Qatar, Armando Vergara Bueno, intervened on behalf of his country to the Third Conference of States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption, held from 9 to 13 November in Doha, where he highlighted efforts deployed and sustained work made by Cuba in the implementation of commitments as a State Party of the Convention, in the midst of severe economic crisis affecting all countries and the criminal blockade imposed against the island for nearly 50 years.

In his remarks to the plenary, Ambassador Vergara Bueno, highlighted the changes in the management of this area on the island, including the creation of the General Comptroller's Office of the Republic, through the Law 107 adopted by the National Assembly of the People's Powers that emphasizes the function of controlling and protecting public funds with due hierarchical order and authority.

At the same time, He claimed that corruption has become a global phenomenon of mankind, which is of characteristics that go beyond national borders, reason why it requires solutions at the same level, and reiterated the firm commitment of Cuba to continue strengthening the fight against corruption at the national and international level to reverse this scourge.