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Cuban Ambassador Praises PMML’s AI-Powered Immersive Museum Experience
Cuba’s ambassador to India visited a museum in Delhi about India’s prime ministers.
He toured the museum with other members of the Cuban diplomatic delegation.
The museum uses galleries, interactive displays and immersive technology to tell India’s political history.
The ambassador praised the way the museum combines traditional exhibits with artificial intelligence.
He said these tools can help attract young people and teach them history.
He also said Indians should be proud of their prime ministers’ contributions.
Cuba and India have had diplomatic relations for more than 66 years, according to the ambassador.
He expressed interest in future cultural and educational exchanges between Cuba and the museum.
Cuban Ambassador Juan Carlos Marsan Aguilera visited Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya in Delhi on Saturday.
He toured galleries and immersive installations documenting India’s prime ministers since independence.
The Cuban delegation praised the museum’s portrayal of India’s political journey and democratic traditions.
Aguilera highlighted the museum’s combination of traditional displays, artificial intelligence and interactive technology.
He expressed interest in cultural and educational partnerships and a future visit by a larger Cuban delegation.
- Who
- Juan Carlos Marsan Aguilera, Cuba’s ambassador to India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal, accompanied by Cuban diplomatic officials.
- What
- He visited Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, toured its exhibits and discussed possible cultural and educational cooperation.
- Where
- Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya in Delhi, India.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- The visit was part of the museum’s outreach programme and aimed to explore future partnerships and exchange programmes.
Key facts
- Visitor
- Juan Carlos Marsan Aguilera, Cuban Ambassador to India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal
- Location
- Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, Delhi
- Programme
- The visit formed part of the museum’s ongoing outreach programme.
- Museum focus
- The galleries document the legacy and contributions of India’s prime ministers since independence.
- Technology praised
- The delegation appreciated the museum’s use of artificial intelligence, immersive installations and interactive tools.
- Potential cooperation
- Aguilera expressed interest in partnerships between Cuban cultural and educational institutions and PMML.
- Diplomatic relationship
- The ambassador described India-Cuba relations as having a shared trajectory of more than 66 years.
Quotes
Juan Carlos Marsan Aguilera
Ambassador of Cuba to India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal
“It is really very impressive the way your museum has judiciously combined the traditional elements along with new and interactive tools and techniques through the usages of artificial intelligence to attract young people and share them history. Indians should be very proud of the leadership of Prime Ministers and their contributions.”
thestatesman.com
“long trajectory of shared diplomatic and bilateral relationships over sixty six years,due to the shared vision between the two countries and their top leadership”
thestatesman.com
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