This trade and economic event runs from November 4 to 9 and is the most important exchange in both this nation and the Caribbean.

This meeting confirms that Cuba offers investors advantages that go beyond the approval of Law No. 118 and its complementary regulations.

Such regulations allow for the creation of a secure and transparent legal framework in a favorable business environment, in a country that offers investors political, social and legal stability and a climate of security for foreign personnel.

Some of the significant benefits for financiers are tax incentives, the formulation of sectoral policies to identify investment opportunities with foreign capital that allow access to the Cuban market and its consumers.

In addition to the geographic location in the center of an expanding market, high indicators of education, social security and health of the population, and a highly qualified labor force. Institutions at the service of investors, as well as a government policy that prioritizes research and technological innovation.

Added to this are the multiple international agreements signed by Cuba with the Latin American Integration Association (Aladi), the Caribbean Community (Caricom), and the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA).

Added to these relations are the Common Market of the South (Mercosur), the European Union (EU), and the World Trade Organization (WTO).

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