HAVANA, Cuba, Oct 31 (acn) Over one thousand experts from around the world are gathering till Friday in Havana for the First International Convention on Science and Technology, which has been organized by the Cuban Science, Technology and Environment Ministry.
The forum includes 10 relevant events where participants will present 750 papers and take part of an exhibit fair. The event is comprehensive since it takes from innovation to product commercialization and it focuses on sciences and their application on society, according to the organizing committee.
According to PL news agency, several world personalities will be at hand during the congress, such as Alberto Majo, general secretary of the Ibero-American Scientific and Technological Program for Development and Anil Kumar executive vice-president of the National Innovation Foundation of India, who will give a lecture in the opening session.
Cuban scientist Agustin Lage, who heads the Havana- based Molecular Immunology Center will give a presentation on the Cuban biotechnology sector and experience.
Participants to the Congress come from Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay, Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Argentina, Costa Rica, Panama, Russia, Finland, Holland, Belgium, the U.K., Hungary, Austria, Spain, China, India, Morocco, Ethiopia, Angola, the United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka Senegal and Seychelles islands.
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