Cuban Parliament to Convene Today and Tomorrow with Extensive Legislative Agenda

The Seventh Regular Session of the National Assembly of People's Power (ANPP) in its X Legislature will convene on July 29 and 30 to address legislative, economic, and social issues of national interest.

According to the official call published by the body, the session will be held via videoconference, with deputies participating from their respective territories and those residing in Havana convening at the Palace of Conventions.

Marta Hernández Romero, coordinator of the National Assembly's Permanent Working Commissions, explained that as part of the agenda, deputies will receive a briefing on the organizational process and the progress of implementing economic and social transformations, following the first month since their enactment. During this segment, the actions taken, advances, and principal tasks currently being undertaken will be presented.

Legislative activity will occupy a central role during the sessions. In that regard, several draft laws will be submitted for analysis, accompanied by the opinions prepared by the corresponding permanent working commissions.

Among the legislative proposals are the Agricultural and Forestry Development Law, the Law on the Organization of the Central State Administration, the Housing Law, the Labor Code, and the Law on the Identity and Domicile System—all of which form part of the process of updating and refining the Cuban legal framework.

Parliamentarians will receive a briefing from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the current international situation and its relationship to Cuba, a segment in which deputies may intervene and offer their considerations.

Another item on the agenda will be the presentation of a proposal to repeal Law 183, dated December 18, 2025, concerning the term of office for delegates to municipal assemblies of People's Power.

In economic matters, the progress of the execution of the State Budget approved for 2026 during the first half of the year will be reviewed. Additionally, the final settlement report for the 2025 budget will be presented, accompanied by the opinion of the Commission on Economic Affairs.