The Cuban eastern province of Granma is hosting the ExpoCaribe 2024 fair, which is being attended by a large representation of state and non-state companies and producers from June 26 to 29.
Prisciliano Guisado, director of Foreign Trade in that territory, told Prensa Latina the second major commercial fair in Cuba is taking place in Granma, with the aim of making a good presentation of eastern Cuba’s potential, where agricultural and manufacturing products and services converge.
He noted the interest of Granma’s entrepreneurs in meeting with their colleagues in the Caribbean region, due to the cultural and historic affinity of their peoples and the values they defend, which make possible an integration that goes beyond mere trade.
Granma’s Foreign Trade director stressed the importance of developing the sea ports and airports in Santiago de Cuba, due to the need to have a robust logistics that will serve as an incentive to business people in the Caribbean and surrounding areas.
ExpoCaribe 2024 is a window for 23 enterprises and more than 120 products from Granma.
Guisado stated that they have exchanged views with representatives from the Dominican Republic, Bahamas, Panama, Canada and the United States, which corroborates that the opportunities in ExpoCaribe 2024 transcend the target geographical area, thus broadening the spectrum and expectations. (PL)
