HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 7 (acn) Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa arrives in Cuba on Wednesday for an official visit at the invitation of his Cuban counterpart, Raul Castro.
According to Granma news daily, this visit is in keeping with the historic bonds of friendship and cooperation that exist between the peoples of both countries.
During his stay in Cuba, Correa will hold official talks with Raul Castro and will visit places of historic, scientific and social interest.
Llegará hoy a Cuba Rafael Correa, presidente de Ecuador
miércoles, 7 de enero de 2009
Havana will Host Second Cuba-Panama Business Round
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 7 (acn) The 2nd Cuba-Panama Business Round will take place in the Cuban capital on January 21-23 and, with this meeting in mind, the Panamanian Ministry of Commerce and Industries (MICI) has already began to negotiate with the productive sectors of this Central American nation in order to determine which products will be on the list for the business event.
According to Prensa Latina news agency, the Panamanian negotiating group, comprised of officials from MICI and the Panamanian Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA), will also discuss with their Cuban counterparts about topics such as the list of specific assets, rules of origin and solution of controversies.
During the most recent visit to Cuba of Panamanian President Martin Torrijos, which concluded on Monday, the head of MICI, Gisela Alvarez, discussed aspects of the bilateral trade between Cuba and Panama with the Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade, Raul de la Nuez.
In this regard, Alvarez said that the Cuban market offers business opportunities that are attractive to Panamanian exporters.
Preparan segunda ronda de negocios Cuba-Panamá
According to Prensa Latina news agency, the Panamanian negotiating group, comprised of officials from MICI and the Panamanian Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA), will also discuss with their Cuban counterparts about topics such as the list of specific assets, rules of origin and solution of controversies.
During the most recent visit to Cuba of Panamanian President Martin Torrijos, which concluded on Monday, the head of MICI, Gisela Alvarez, discussed aspects of the bilateral trade between Cuba and Panama with the Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade, Raul de la Nuez.
In this regard, Alvarez said that the Cuban market offers business opportunities that are attractive to Panamanian exporters.
Preparan segunda ronda de negocios Cuba-Panamá
martes, 6 de enero de 2009
Panamanian President Concludes Official Visit to Cuba
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 6 (acn) Panamanian President Martin Torrijos Espino
concluded a three-day official visit to Cuba that contributed to the
strengthening of friendship ties and cooperation between the two
countries.
The Panamanian leader was seen off at the Jose Marti International
airport in Havana by Cuban First VP Jose Ramon Machado Ventura and by
Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque.
During the last day of his visit on Monday, Torrijos held official talks
with his Cuban counterpart Raul Castro and received the Jose Marti
Order, the highest honor granted by the Cuban Council of State.
Also on Monday, he unveiled a monument built to pay homage to his late
father, Omar Torrijos, and laid a floral wreath at the monument of Cuban
National Hero Jose Marti at the Revolution Square in Havana.
The Panamanian delegation was comprised of First Lady Vivian Fernandez
de Torrijos; First VP and Foreign Minister Samuel Lewis Navarro; the
President of the Panamanian National Assembly, Raul Rodriguez; and
Gisela Alvarez de Porras, Minister of Commerce and Industries.
This was Torrijos’s sixth visit to Cuba. The most recent one was on
April 30, 2008, on the occasion of the First Cuba-Panama
Intergovernmental Joint Commission.
Concluyó Presidente de Panamá visita oficial a Cuba
concluded a three-day official visit to Cuba that contributed to the
strengthening of friendship ties and cooperation between the two
countries.
The Panamanian leader was seen off at the Jose Marti International
airport in Havana by Cuban First VP Jose Ramon Machado Ventura and by
Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque.
During the last day of his visit on Monday, Torrijos held official talks
with his Cuban counterpart Raul Castro and received the Jose Marti
Order, the highest honor granted by the Cuban Council of State.
Also on Monday, he unveiled a monument built to pay homage to his late
father, Omar Torrijos, and laid a floral wreath at the monument of Cuban
National Hero Jose Marti at the Revolution Square in Havana.
The Panamanian delegation was comprised of First Lady Vivian Fernandez
de Torrijos; First VP and Foreign Minister Samuel Lewis Navarro; the
President of the Panamanian National Assembly, Raul Rodriguez; and
Gisela Alvarez de Porras, Minister of Commerce and Industries.
This was Torrijos’s sixth visit to Cuba. The most recent one was on
April 30, 2008, on the occasion of the First Cuba-Panama
Intergovernmental Joint Commission.
Concluyó Presidente de Panamá visita oficial a Cuba
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