HAVANA, Cuba (ACN) — Cuba and Saudi Arabia ratified their intention to increase commercial relations by way of the signing of a bilateral agreement to contribute to the restoration of water mains in Havana.
The agreement between the Ministry for Foreign Trade and Investment and the Saudi Development Fund includes the granting of $30 million to [...]
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Telefonos: 537-206-2069, 202-7527
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Cuba and Saudi Arabia expand commercial bonds
April 25th, 2013 
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Cuba Celebrates World Water Day
March 22nd, 2013 Admin: Donna HAVANA (PL) — Cuba is celebrating World Water Day with its immersion in collaborative projects with other countries and international organizations, to solve problems in the management of water resources.
The country has the help of UN agencies and other countries, said Vladimir Cabranes Alpizar, of the International Relations Department at the National Institute of Hydraulic [...]
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Q&A: Climate Change Front and Centre in Cuban Development Model
February 27th, 2013 Admin: Donna By Ivet GonzálezReprint | Ivet González interview with RICARDO BERRIZ, environmental educator
Ricardo Berriz. Credit: Ivet González/IPSHAVANA, Feb 27 2013 (IPS) - Each of Cuba’s 168 municipalities faces the challenge of designing its own strategic development which, as well as economic and social progress, minimises the impact of extreme weather and other problems caused by global warming.
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Cuba to Host Int´l Conference on Impact of Hurricane Sandy
November 24th, 2012 Admin: Donna The 6th International Conference on the Comprehensive Management of Coastal Areas, Caricostas, to be held here in May, 2013, will discuss the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the coasts, which are the most vulnerable environments to the effects of climate change.
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Cuba for Energy Sustainability on World Tourism Day
September 27th, 2012 Admin: Donna HAVANA (PL) — Implementing a strategy including a creative, increasingly environmental-friendly industry that favors energy sustainability, the Cuban authorities are marking World Tourism Day today.
A communiqué by the Tourism Ministry (MINTUR) said the slogan for the occasion is Tourism and Energy Sustainability: Driving Forces behind Sustainable Development, aimed at highlighting on of the most relevant [...]
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