Cuba has conditionally accepted the resumption of formal political dialogue with the European Union.
The offer was made by the EU in June when sanctions were lifted against the Communist-run island state.
The Cuban foreign ministry said it would accept the proposal "once the foundations and bases are established by joint agreement", Reuters reported.
Havana's response came in a letter sent this month to the EU headquarters in Brussels, the agency reported.
The EU has been trying to re-establish a full political dialogue with Havana ever since Fidel Castro effectively stepped down due to ill-health in July 2006, correspondents say.
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