Russia and Cuba signed a ** economic cooperation plan until 2030 on Wednesday, November 1. The program is aimed at promoting the exchange of goods and the growth of investments, while strengthening ties between the business groups of the two countries, revealed the office of Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko.
The politician held a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Ricardo Cabrisas. After the meeting, the two sides signed a ** economic cooperation plan until 2030.
The document includes the expansion of cooperation in the economic and scientific fields, the promotion of commodity exchanges and investment growth, and the strengthening of business ties. It was mentioned in the statement.
During the conversation, Chernishenko and Cabrisas discussed cooperation initiatives and projects, including the construction of solar stations in Cuba. The Deputy Prime Minister stressed the importance of strengthening bilateral interaction in the field of energy. The meeting also addressed the development of tourism.
In March of this year, the Russian Dynamic Incentive Program discussed the priorities of strategic cooperation with the Cuban Díaz-Cannell and the Cuban revolutionary leader Raul Castro. In particular, the two sides talked about deepening Russian-Cuban relations and paying attention to the discussion of international issues.