The Chamber of Commerce Section in Las Tunas was constituted in this city, with 20 companies, 28 exportable items, and some 110 goods and services with potential.

Las Tunas, Cuba - As a tool for insertion in world trade, the Section was made official with the signature of Antonio Luis Carricarte Corona, the president of the Chamber of Commerce of Cuba, who said he felt proud and satisfied for Las Tunas because of its autonomy is appreciated, the linking of the different actors with a view to higher goals, not to mention financing, which always appears when there is market and demand.

He said that the important thing is to take this instrument with a practical sense so that they use this formula to consolidate the programs that will sustain foreign trade and maintain exports, which is not only to sell but also to identify partners for marketing and implement local development.

With this important step, a better use of the potentialities of the companies of the province is envisioned, at a time when the country is in better conditions to increase the exchange at the international level without stopping to think that the blockade of the United States is an obstacle, he pointed out.

Antonio Luis Carricarte Corona signs the constitution of the Section in Las Tunas.

Carricarte congratulated the people from Las Tunas who now have the challenge of bringing the national organism closer to the territory, with its potentialities, proposing to visit foreign markets and promote the strengths of the province that has shown how much can be done in this sense.

Due to the results and the strategic position of Las Tunas, this section was created, which will be headed by Grexen Caballero Parra, president of the board of directors, with the support of other professionals.

The Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Cuba was created on February 1, 1963, when the U.S. blockade began to intensify, and its mission is to promote the development of the associated Cuban enterprise. Its vision is to represent the associated business sector; to contribute to the development of commercial activity in compliance with the regulations in force in the nation.