Cuban state-run Information Technology companies have begun to assist imports and exports by the private sector in the field, in tune with the country’s economic and social strategy approved by the Cuban government last year.

The Cuban Tourism Ministry and China’s Tourism Academy signed a MOU to expand bilateral cooperation in their economic sector.

Non-state foreign trade grows in Cuba with over 470 import contracts and 77 export deals, according to the Cuban Foreign Trade Ministry.

Rice cultivation in a local farm in the eastern province of Granma has been benefitted by modern technology recently donated by Japan.

Recommendations resulting from studies of meteorological variables such as rainfall are applied nowadays in the cultivation of beans and citrus fruits in the province of Matanzas, in favor of food production in Cuba.

An agroecology policy in Cuba is one of the ways to reach a different state in food production for the people, said today Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez.

A total of 138,246 people have applied for jobs at Cuba's municipal labor offices from January 1 to date, as a result of the monetary ordering process that is being developed in the country.

In Cuba, rice production is a priority task due to its importance for the population, and in order to increase the availability of the grain, several development programs are being carried out, including the import and domestic production of machinery.
Currently, to supply the country with the necessary amount of rice, more than two thirds of the total demand is imported, usually from very distant regions.

Rice production is a priority in Cuba to guarantee the staple for the people, but in order to increase the local rice output the country needs to import and manufacture agricultural machinery.

Reports from the Cuban eastern province of Las Tunas reveal an increasing number of private workers by over 400 in February if compared to January this year, while the local non-state sector counts on more than 26 thousand workers.

The president of the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Cuba, Antonio Luis Carricarte Corona, and his Mongolian counterpart, Amartuvshin Otgondavaa, signed a collaboration agreement for the period 2021-2022.

Three months into the program of monetary transformation, the farmers in the province of Sancti Spíritus are moving forward regarding the fulfillment of tasks required by this process in the economic and social life of the nation.

Johanna Tablada, deputy director for the United States of the Cuban foreign ministry (MINREX by its Spanish acronym), denounced today the pressures by the White House on Latin American countries in the context of the COVID-19, revealed in the annual report of the Department of Health and Human Services of the North American country.