Cuba is currently betting on bringing international tourism back on track, so as to make of it the “locomotive” of the island’s economy, as it used to be called a few years back.
Quoted on Tuesday by Granma newspaper, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero emphasized the need for all local sectors to work together to that aim, as he assessed the sector’s performance in 2024 and its perspectives in 2025 at a meeting in Havana.
The results of a research project at the University of Holguín (UHo) related to the wind effects on lightweight roofs could be the solution to reduce the effects of hurricanes, with high activity recorded in the last two decades.
Read more Holguín boosts research on lightweight roofs
The preparations for the upcoming sugar harvest in the province of Holguín are currently focused on repairing the means and equipment for the sugarcane cutting and transportation processes and on the readiness of the four sugar mills that will enter into operation in the upcoming 2020-21 season.
Read more Holguín sugar industry prepares for upcoming harvest
So far this year, workers in the tobacco sector in Holguín are going through one of their periods of greater stability and yields in their production lines for the delivery of cigars for export, in response to the demands of national economy programs.
Read more Holguín tobacco growers show favorable indicators in exportable items program
Cuba on Friday announced two legal regulations that grant more guarantees to business with foreign capital and prevent damages to investors.
Read more Cuba grants new legal guarantees to foreign investors
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