Miguel Angel Ramirez, Cuban ambassador to Japan, held a positive exchange today with Junichiro Yamasaki, Deputy General Manager of the Business Department for Energy, Infrastructure and Urban Development of the important Japanese company Mitsubishi Corporation, recently appointed as the new Director for its office in Havana.
Cuba to attend 35th Session of ECLAC Plenary Committee
Cuba will participate, as President pro tempore, of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), in Session 35 of the Plenary Committee of that organization, which will be held virtually next Tuesday, August 4, 2020.
Cuba and the Basque Country signed an economic cooperation agreement
Cuba and the Basque Country signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in order to deepen cooperation ties, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment of the Caribbean island in its official Twitter account.
Cuba to continue denouncing the blockade, despite postponement of resolution
The presentation at the United Nations of the Cuban resolution against the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade will take place in May 2021 instead of the traditional date, the Cuban foreign ministry announced on Wednesday.
Cuba and Russia ratify interest in strengthening transportation ties
Cuban transport minister Eduardo Rodriguez Davila and his Russian counterpart, Evgueni Ivanovich Dietrich, ratified the importance of bilateral cooperation and the interest in strengthening it.
Cuban company to create Ron Vigia S.A. Joint Enterprise
Cuban and foreign executives will create this Thursday the Ron Vigia S.A. Joint Venture, under the sponsorship of the AZCUBA Sugar Group.
Jardines del Rey tourist destination ready to host international tourism in post-COVID-19 stage
The destination Jardines del Rey, in the north of Ciego de Avila province, is ready to receive international clients and only depends on the authorization of the issuing countries and the re-incorporation of the airlines that fly to the place.
Cuba launches changes in its tax and budgetary system
The diversification of income levels in the State budget and a greater decentralization in the management of financial resources are among the changes to be implemented in Cuba, as part of the government's strategy for post-COVID-19 economic recovery.
Cuba to empower private sector
European legislator urges EU to do more against US blockade on Cuba
Cuba authorize imports and exports of private sector
Cuba to use electric tricycles to mitigate the effects of climate change
Electric tricycles will be running in Havana from early August as part of a project to mitigate the effects of climate change, launched by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
Cuba can now receive money orders from Peru and Colombia
Cuban citizens and foreign residents in Cuba can receive international money orders from Peru and Colombia amounting to up to 1,000 dollars, announced Tuesday the Correos de Cuba Business Group.
Cuba to maintain centralized economic planning
Cuba continues working to meet the 2020 housing plan
For this second year of the Housing Policy, the plan of 41,114 new houses must be met, said on Twitter Rene Mesa, Cuba´s Minister of Construction.