Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Spencer Baldwin will arrive in Cuba Monday for a four-day visit focusing mainly on economic issues.Among others, the small Caribbean nation seeks an air agreement for LIAT. The St. Johns, Antigua-based airline is planning to offer cargo service from 22 Eastern Caribbean airports to Cuba with same-day delivery.Spencer will also talk about Cuban students pursuing degrees at the Antigua and Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute, Antiguan students studying medicine in Cuba, and Cuba helping establish a diagnostic center at a hospital in St. Johns.">Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Spencer Baldwin will arrive in Cuba Monday for a four-day visit focusing mainly on economic issues.Among others, the small Caribbean nation seeks an air agreement for LIAT. The St. Johns, Antigua-based airline is planning to offer cargo service from 22 Eastern Caribbean airports to Cuba with same-day delivery.Spencer will also talk about Cuban students pursuing degrees at the Antigua and Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute, Antiguan students studying medicine in Cuba, and Cuba helping establish a diagnostic center at a hospital in St. Johns.">

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Antigua & Barbuda seeking air agreement, engineers

Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Spencer Baldwin will arrive in Cuba Monday for a four-day visit focusing mainly on economic issues.

Among others, the small Caribbean nation seeks an air agreement for LIAT. The St. Johns, Antigua-based airline is planning to offer cargo service from 22 Eastern Caribbean airports to Cuba with same-day delivery.

Spencer will also talk about Cuban students pursuing degrees at the Antigua and Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute, Antiguan students studying medicine in Cuba, and Cuba helping establish a diagnostic center at a hospital in St. Johns.

Finally, Antigua and Barbuda is seeking Cuban engineers and technicians for water, road and quarry projects.

Source: /www.cubastandard.com/2011/05/21/antigua-barbuda-seeking-air-agreement-engineers/

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