ALBA Might Have Trade
Institute
The Bolivarian
Alternative for the
Peoples of Our America
(ALBA) is studying the
creation of a Trade
Institute to speed up
transactions among its
member countries.
Martinican ambassador in
Caracas Lannix Lawrence
informed that was one of
the proposals made
during the second
Commission of ALBA
Technical Tables in that
capital.
Lawrence noted that
Venezuela, Cuba,
Bolivia, Nicaragua, and
Dominica would be
represented in the
initiative.
The Caribbean diplomat
attended the Energy
table, where the parties
discussed mechanisms to
guarantee funding for
hydrocarbon
exploitation.
Meanwhile, the minister
of basic industries and
mining, and Venezuela's
representative in the
group, Rodolfo Sanz,
announced the creation
of a mechanism to
monitor the agreements.
Sanz indicated that,
among other issues, ALBA
should keep bringing
forward the literacy
campaign on the
continent, improve
health systems, and
guarantee the production
of medical supplies. |
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