The 8th International Conference on Civil Engineering in Cuba was held this week in the Guardalavaca tourist resort, Holguín province, under the slogan "The Path of Civil Engineering on its Journey to World 4.0."
Copextel Corporation, one of Cuba's most iconic technology companies, celebrates its 34th anniversary with significant achievements in the country's energy transition and the provision of essential services to the population. Its subsidiary in Holguín is emerging as a key player in the implementation of solar projects that already benefit sectors such as healthcare and education.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) supports the education sector in the province of Holguín through joint projects that benefit children without parental care from donation of materials aimed at improving their quality of life.
The Engineering Construction Company (Ingeco) No. 17 in Holguín is strengthening its ties with science, innovation, and research through projects aimed at using clean energy and reducing environmental pollution.