Havana, Nov 14 (ACN) Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez expressed Cuba’s willingness to advance foreign investment, including by US citizens and Cuban Americans.
After touring pavilions of the Havana International Trade Fair along Prime Minister Manuel Marrero, the head of state said that Cuba has never put hurdles to foreign investment, but it’s been the US economic, commercial and financial blockade which has hindered such initiative.
The important thing here is finding ways and business modalities that help us advance, said the president to reporters at Expocuba exhibit grounds.
The US blockade affects third countries too, the President noted and went on to affirm the Cuban government’s willingness to address with the United States issues of common interest on equal grounds.
In his opening remarks of the fair, Premier Marrero Cruz announced the presentation, for the first time at the event, of a local portfolio of business opportunities for Cubans residing abroad.
After two years under the COVID-19 pandemic, the fair reopened this November 14 with the attendance of representatives from over 60 countries and official delegations.
Havana’s International Trade Fair is considered one of the largest events of its kind in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Cuba Does not Put Hurdles to Foreign Investment
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