HAVANA, Cuba, Jun 12 (acn) AZCUBA Sugar Group, its organizations and institutions, will assess on Saturday the results of the 2014-2015 harvest, when production grew compared to the previous year.
The deliberations will be at the Sugar National Training Center, in the Cuban capital, founded in 1978 as the first school of its kind in the nation and responsible for the activity of managerial and technical training.
Liobel Perez Hernandez, a specialist in institutional communication of that group, said that the effects of the campaign that ended in late May will be discussed.
He added that the plan reached 96 percent of the total, despite which the largest volume of production of the past 11 years in the 50 plants that operated during the harvest in most of the provinces was achieved.
Raul Varela, director of CENCA, said the Cuban sugar industry will increasingly need qualified personnel in the near future, so AZCUBA and the Ministry of Education design new professional profiles that meet that need.
In turn, Emilio Hernandez, director of Technical and Vocational Education at the Ministry of Education, noted that the sugar industry in Cuba thinks to introduce another change, which would be to use sugarcane biomass to generate electricity.
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