With the signing of more than 200 letters of intent, 165 contracts and more than 60 production chains between state companies and non-state forms of management, the second trade fair of economic actors in Matanzas concluded, one of the main activities that welcomed the world. The 330th anniversary of the founding of the capital, which appeared on October 12, 1693.
“The expo is an attempt to show how much has been achieved in the production of goods and services and on other fronts, because even with restrictions and dissatisfaction, we do not stand still,” Mario Sapiens Lorenzo, the state’s governor, said during a tour of the stands. The Kanemaw Hotel, which for three days transformed its premises into a fairground.
After a round of trade exchange with Susili Morva González, First Secretary of the Party’s Regional Committee, Sabines Lorenzo praised the preparation of economic operators to attend a meeting with a variety of products and services, all of which must contribute to achieving the main goal. He estimated that the goal is production and cost reduction.
The governor stressed, “This meeting demonstrated the governorate’s potential in all sectors, becoming an ideal scenario for creating chains and creating more goods that benefit people.”
The space has contributed to the implementation of the banking process and facilitated access to various payment gateways for e-commerce, with the presence of BPA, Bandec, Xetid, Cadeca, Etecsa, Parque Científico Tecnológico, Onat and Canec.
Lianés Bequera García, communications and marketing specialist at Bandec Matanzas, explained that participation in the exhibition focused on expanding the banking process, with the introduction of multiple bank cards that allow access to payment via electronic channels.
The young banker added that Transfermóvil and Enzona have installed their services and are advising customers on the use of payment channels and credit methods they can access.
Taller Bajo Cero, a private company dedicated to the installation, repair and maintenance of automotive air-conditioning equipment, signed two contracts during the show, one of them with a supplier from Canada, while 48 other government and private entities showed interest. Contracting for services and products.
The University of Matanzas once again demonstrated its strengths in science, technology and innovation, by showcasing the products of the Center for Anticorrosives and Surfactants, and the Centers for Advanced and Sustainable Manufacturing and Biotechnology Studies.
Veterinarian Alan Vega Cárdenas, head of the production unit of the Matanzas beekeeping business unit, noted that they display all the products sold at Casa de la Miel and other exportable products of great importance to the country.
Vega Cárdenas said that several businessmen had come forward with proposals for production chains, including some self-employed workers from a cooking company, a food products company and a Cuban bread company.
In its 75 pavilions, the business fair made it possible to establish new alliances in search of productive chains between the various economic actors of the territory, being one of the strengths of the province of Matanzas.
As a culmination of the Economic Representatives Exhibition, the prizes won by the Regional Administration of BANDEC in the Communications category, in the Production and Business Chain, were awarded to the project MSME Taller Bajo Cero, while Ueb Matanzas deserved it in the design of the stand. Cuban Bread Company.
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