Brazil, Cuba for Cooperation
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- 12 / 13 / 2007
Brazil is interested in enhancing scientific-technical collaboration with Cuba in all sectors, the island's Foreign Trade Minister Raul de la Nuez told Prensa Latina.
In his Wednesday interview, the Cuban minister referred to the work of the Intergovernmental Joint Commission started yesterday and to conclude December 14.
"We analyzed projects of collaboration in sectors and drew up accords to be included in the act to be inked Thursday," De la Nuez said.
The minister met yesterday with Health Minister Jose Gomes Temporao and "Banco do Brasil" president Antonio Francisco de Lima Neto, analyzed the state of exports of biotechnology products this year and the homologation of titles, and visited the Federal Confederation of Companies.
Today's agenda includes talks with authorities from Tourism and Finance Ministries, and the closing ceremony and signing of the act of the Second Bilateral Joint Commission.
(PL)
In his Wednesday interview, the Cuban minister referred to the work of the Intergovernmental Joint Commission started yesterday and to conclude December 14.
"We analyzed projects of collaboration in sectors and drew up accords to be included in the act to be inked Thursday," De la Nuez said.
The minister met yesterday with Health Minister Jose Gomes Temporao and "Banco do Brasil" president Antonio Francisco de Lima Neto, analyzed the state of exports of biotechnology products this year and the homologation of titles, and visited the Federal Confederation of Companies.
Today's agenda includes talks with authorities from Tourism and Finance Ministries, and the closing ceremony and signing of the act of the Second Bilateral Joint Commission.
(PL)
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