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• 08 / 15 / 2008

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Seven specialists from Venezuela and Cuba, headed by Alberto Bravo, main advisor to the Cuban Minister of Computing and Telecommunications, Ramiro Valdes, met at the office of the Ministry of Energy in Kingston, Jamaica’s capital.
 
The project’s objective is to connect Venezuela with the Cuban city of Santiago de Cuba, and later on with the locality of Ocho Ríos, on the north side of Jamaica.
 
During the meeting, Mullins expressed his country’s interest in participating in the project and facilitating its execution, the Cuban Foreign Ministry’s website reports.
 
The head of the Cuban delegation, acknowledged the Jamaican government's support to implement such an important project.
 
Also participating in the encounter were the Venezuelan embassy’s advisor, Madai Hernandez; and the first secretary of the Cuban embassy in Jamaica, Guillermo Hernández, concluded the source.

(ACN)