The Artistic and Literary Promotions Company of Cuba ( Artex) will provide the export service to the Non-State Management Forms, as a link between the non-state entity and the future client.

During the last year, Cuba has identified 15 agricultural production centers ready to export their own productions, four of them have companies authorized to carry out activities aimed at the international market.

The increase in the capacity of the 30 de Noviembre power plant in San Cristobal, among other works related to sugar production, will guarantee the operation of Cuba's second bioelectric power plant, to be built in areas of this industry in Artemisa.
Biolelectricity is a technology that generates clean electric energy from biomass such as bagasse, crop waste, rice straw or wood.

Cuban Economy minister Alejandro Gil described as very important the current increase registered in the number of job applications in the country’s productive sector.

By the end of this year it is expected to achieve the production of the necessary doses of the Porvac vaccine to immunize the entire Cuban swine mass against classical swine fever and begin exports of the drug.

Resolutions related to prices in cafeterias, the Family Assistance System (SAF by its Spanish acronym), workers' canteens and state-run parking lots were adopted by the Government of Havana, within the framework of the monetary ordering.

An aquaculture farm in Santa Maria, in the municipality of San Luis, Pinar del Rio, has reintroduced the breeding of freshwater lobster in its production and is taking the first steps to export it through the Industrial Fishing Enterprise La Coloma (EPICOL).

The survey of Cuba’s potential to export goods and services is one of the actions contribute to the inflow of foreign currency, Vivian Herrera Cid, director general of Foreign Trade of that Ministry (MINCEX), told Granma newspaper today.

The Chambers of Commerce of Cuba and the Republic of Benin set up a plan for joint work on Wednesday to promote bilateral trade, investment and business forums.

One of the main concerns among the Cubans, even before the beginning of Task Ordering, is the price of food. One of every family’s top priorities is to ensure that they can make ends meet. The new measures and a few others taken years ago are intended to improve the state of affairs in this regard.

 The Youth Technical Brigades (BTJ) confirmed in Havana their plans to help improve the national sugar agroindustry with technological innovations as part of a two-year cooperation agreement with the Sugar Group AZCUBA and the Association of Sugar

In keeping with the monetary reform, new fuel prices are set as of today for self-employed workers linked to transportation.

In the central-eastern region of Cuba, almost 500 kilometers from the capital city, is Cayo Cruz, an islet hardly known as a tourist destination. Its development is part of strategies and plans, conceived until 2030, that include the construction of approximately 25,000 hotel rooms here and in neighboring keys.

 Price increases, adjustments in service rates, support for vulnerable groups and an increase in job applications at the Labor and Social Security offices, make up the scenario of the first month of the task of monetary and financial re-ordering in Cuba.