On the Cuba-China Business Forum, held at the Cuba’s Hotel Nacional, Huang explained to Prensa Latina that the meeting’s aim is for Cuban entrepreneurs to learn more about the PICLA project, a space that seeks to unite knowledge and experiences to create new export and economic growth opportunities.
PICLA, he ensured, is a joint initiative in which all participants contribute their know-how, it is a digital supply platform whose purpose is to boost the development of key sectors and interconnect both regions, and in Cuba it has its starting point.
The authority added that the project has three main sectors, investment with funds that, from China, can have access to Cuban projects; construction, given the development of his country during the last 20 years; and trade.
The CEO referred that in the case of trade, a plan is being created to meet the needs of the Cuban market to lower inflation, and to that end bring direct products from China to Cuba through a direct platform, in a massive, organized and efficient manner.
By means of this project, PICLA’s management is accompanying us to offer a safe platform that guarantees the group created an adequate scenario for growth.
Huang stressed that with the joint ventures established in Cuba (as part of the project) they intend to make an extension, with a new modality, changing the export concept of many Cuban entrepreneurs, even to the Chinese.
The leader detailed that PICLA plans to expand to Nicaragua and Venezuela and to incorporate new members once foundations be set.
PICLA is a magical design since the result of the work of the people will serve the other members, this will allow unity, growth and a very complete competition to export, he forecasted.
The CEO went on to say that the international market is full of competition, we compete with any nationality, any technology, and today by merging what we have in China, in Cuba, and in other Latin American countries, we can cover new economic sectors and a new modality of making economy grow, he defended. That is our expectations and hopes, he concluded.
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