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Friday 26 September 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

Panamanian Port Authority Launches Program To Privatize Ports
Guatemalans Study Doing Business with Cuba
Venezuelan President, Russian PM Discuss Bilateral Cooperation
Morales Rejects Opposition Autonomy Proposal
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Guatemalans Study Doing Business with Cuba
GUATEMALA -  More than one hundred Guatemalan businesspeople from different sectors attended a meeting at the Cuban embassy, about opportunities to trade with the Island.

Ambassador Omar Morales gave an account of the characteristics of the Cuban market, the proximity between the two countries, and possibilities to strengthen bilateral links.

Morales informed that the Havana Fair, one of the most important in the continent and attended by 72 Guatemalan executives last year, will be held November 3-8.

The meeting was attended by nearly 120 representatives from several Guatemalan companies, and officials from the local chancellery, the Industry and Trade Chambers, the Coordinating Committee of Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Associations, and the Central American Guatemalan-German Chamber.

"The forum surpassed all expectations, and there is great interest among Guatemalan businesspeople in trading with Cuba and attending the coming Havana Fair," said Zamora.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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