During the meeting, updated information was provided on Cuba’s participation in the Strip and Silk Road Initiative of the 21st century, the CCC said on its Twitter account.

The meeting became a space to offer Asian business people information about the upcoming International Fair of Havana, considered the main commercial exchange in the country that will reopen its doors from November 14 to 18, after two years of pandemic.

In addition, CCC Legal Director Natacha Guma made a presentation on Decree 32/2021 on the National Registry of Foreign Commercial Representations.

The event was chaired by CCC Vice President Ruben Ramos, and was attended by the economic and commercial counselor of the Chinese Embassy, Zhou Quan, and the director of trade policy with Asia and Oceania at the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment, Vilma Sanchez.

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