Miguel Díaz-Canel, the President of Cuba, publicly thanked Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum for the humanitarian aid that Mexico has recently sent to Cuba. On social media, Díaz-Canel expressed that these aids are more than just material support, as they convey solidarity, friendship, and showcase Mexico's history of respect and sovereignty. He highlighted the importance of such gestures in fostering relationships between nations, especially during challenging times.

Further emphasizing the connection, Betsy Díaz Velázquez, Cuba's Minister of Foreign Trade, echoed the sentiments of gratitude, stating that the Cuban people feel 'accompanied' by Mexico's humanity and solidarity. She pointed out that the 814 tons of humanitarian aid received were particularly significant, given the difficulties faced by the island nation heightened by the intensifying measures imposed by the United States aimed at economically straining Cuba. This assistance represents not only immediate relief but also a testament to the longstanding friendship between Mexico and Cuba.

According to reports, Mexico has committed to sending a second shipment of humanitarian aid to Cuba, which underlines the ongoing diplomatic efforts between the two nations amidst rising tensions with the United States. This commitment not only highlights Mexico's solidarity with Cuba but also serves as a strategic response to international pressure and the desire to maintain a cooperative relationship with neighboring countries in the region.