Cuban and American telecommunication companies ETECSA and Sprint, respectively, signed an agreement to provide roaming services directly between Cuba and the US, during the first day of the 2015 Havana International Trade Fair.
Cuba to launch foreign investment portfolio
During the second day of the 33rd International Trade Fair that kicked off in Havana this Monday, Cuba will launch its foreign investment portfolio for several sectors of Cuban economy.
Cuban national audit aims at encouraging efficient administrative activity
A National Internal Control process opened Monday till December 11 throughout the island for state entities aimed at contributing to an efficient administrative activity with emphasis on the implementation, development and impact of the ongoing decision-taking empowerment of Cuban state companies.
Dominican Republic to launch joint tourist project with Cuba
Dominican Republic´s Tourism minister Francisco Javier said in the capital Santo Domingo that his country will jointly develop with Cuba a multi-destination project to bring a larger number of Chinese tourists.
China and Cuba Double Commercial Exchanges in 2015
Trade between Cuba and China from January to September 2015 amounted one thousand 596 million dollars, a figure that ratifies the Asian nation as the island's second most important partner worldwide.
Cuba and Panama Ratify Interest in Expanding Commercial Bonds
Cuba and Panama expressed on Wednesday in this capital their purpose of expanding and strengthening bilateral exchanges, in a business forum held in connection with the visit to the island of representatives of over twenty Panamanian companies.
Abraham Maciques: Havana’s Trade Fair and the U.S. Blockade of Cuba
The continued holding of Havana’s International Trade Fair (FIHAV) for more than three decades, with an increase every year in the presence of foreign exhibitors, represents a significant pressure on the U.S. Government so it ends the blockade.
Cuba needs foreign investment to increase oil output
Cuba´s Cupet Oil Company stressed the importance of attracting foreign investment to increase drilling projects and with it achieve larger oil production.
Cuba and Russia Sign Several Cooperation Accords
The governments of Russia and Cuba signed on Thursday six bilateral agreements of cooperation in energy, finance, metallurgy and pharmaceuticals, Prensa Latina reported.
The agreements are designed to show the willingness of the two countries to strengthen their ties in all fields.
Cuba and South Africa Explore Business Opportunities
HAVANA, Cuba, Oct 22 (acn) Cuba and South Africa explored on Thursday in this capital business opportunities that will strengthen their trade relations, while opening a business forum between the two countries.
Cuba strives after reviving its poultry sector
Cuban experts, gathered at a National Scientific Forum on Poultry in Havana, considered the challenges facing the economic sector to recover the efficiency and large production it reported in the two last decades of the 20th century.
Over half a million Cubans are self-employees
Some 502 thousand 400 Cubans have thus far joined self employment with 31 percent of the figure being young people and 30 percent women.
Washington fines French bank for trading with Cuba
The French Bank Credit Agricole agreed on Tuesday to Pay US authorities over one billion dollars to settle a dispute for its alleged violations of US sanctions against Cuba, Sudan and Iran.
Russia grants Cuba 1.2 billion Euro credit to build power facilities
The Russian government will grant a 1.2 billion Euro credit line to build energy-generation blocks in two power plants.
Cuba and Mexico Strengthen Bilateral Relations
Cuban Foreign Minister (FM) Bruno Rodriguez met at the headquarters of the Foreign Ministry with Claudia Ruiz Massieu, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the United Mexican States, who is on a working visit to Cuba.







