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FIHAV 2016

More and better trade partners

During the inauguration of the 34th Havana International Trade Fair (Fihav 2016), Minister of Foreign Trade and Investment Rodrigo Malmierca emphasized the need for Cuba to find more serious, capable and committed economic partners.

The beehive man (+Photos)

Oneido tells Granma International that in 2012 he had yields of up to 48 kilograms of honey per hive and that this year this has risen to 113kg. He adds that the amount of honey produced has almost tripled in the past four years and that he believes it will be even greater in the future

A look inside Cuba's largest tourism enterprise

Although it is not one of the most well-known hotels in Cuba, the H10 Habana Panorama stands gracefully on the corner of Third Avenue and 70th Street, satisfying hundreds of guests who arrive from around the world every month

Cruise industry committed to Cuba

In 2017, the island expects to receive three times more cruise passengers than last year

FITCUBA 2016

Havana, a tourist capital

The 36th edition of Cuba's International Tourism Fair, FITCuba 2016, saw the highest number of participants ever

THE MARIEL CONTAINER TERMINAL

Building the largest logistical platform in the Americas

The ZEDM is an ideal space for foreign investment and industrial development, and with one of the best natural ports in the region, is aiming to become the most important logistical hub in the Americas

Small business in Cuba

After five years of efforts to update the economy, the private sector - including the self-employed, small businesses, and cooperatives - has grown exponentially, while state enterprises providing the economy's basic foundation have been strengthened

CEBALLOS AGRO-INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE

Where efficiency is seen in the fruit

The pride of the province of Ciego de Ávila, the Ceballos Agro-industrial Enterprise is one of the most organized, diversified, efficient and sustainable in the country

 

Mariel Special Development Zone reports progress

Accepted thus far to operate in the Mariel Special Development Zone are one International Economic Association; ten foreign-owned companies; four joint ventures; and four Cuban state enterprises