Cuban aid

Cuban aid refers to Cuba’s international contributions, primarily through medical and educational programs aimed at supporting developing countries. Cuba sends doctors, nurses, and teachers to assist in health care, education, and disaster relief, often in resource-limited regions. These efforts enhance local infrastructure, improve health outcomes, and promote knowledge exchange. Cuba funds these initiatives through government-sponsored programs, emphasizing solidarity and internationalism. While some critics view it as a form of soft power or political influence, supporters see it as a genuine effort to foster global development and improve lives.