The Santiago de Cuba People's Power Provincial Government, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Investment and the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Cuba are pleased to announce the 19th Edition of the ExpoCaribe 2024 International Trade Fair that will be held from June 26-29, 2024, at the Heredia Cultural Centre, in person.
This trade fair provides both domestic and foreign shareholders with the opportunity to share their business portfolios —consisting of products, services and new technologies—, help identify and consolidate business interests, and also to enhance economic and commercial complementarity agreements among Caribbean countries and with other regions across the globe.
ExpoCaribe is a space to attract foreign investment —mainly to Cuban eastern provinces—, promote exports and import substitution and close deals in priority sectors, under the programme to update Cuba's Economic Model. Professionalism and competitiveness feature as pillars of trade commitments among state-run and private businesses in times of challenging global economic complexities, and of the tightening of the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States government against our country, which requires finding alternative solutions to various problems that may arise.
Event information will appear on ExpoCaribe's website: www.expocaribe.cu
The hospitable and warm city of Santiago de Cuba, Heroic City of the Republic of Cuba, awaits you.
Welcome to the 19th Edition of ExpoCaribe 2024 International Trade Fair!
EXPOCARIBE 2023, Cuba's second commercial bourse, was attended by 29 countries and some 285 companies, including 162 public companies and 43 Cuban MSMEs. It was visited daily by about 6 thousand people.
Firms from Canada, Italy, Portugal, Holland, Switzerland, Barbados, Grenada, Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, Spain, Venezuela, Jamaica, Martinique, Panama and Indonesia, were represented.
There were present Ministers, promotion centers, chambers of commerce and companies from the Caribbean region, Latin America, Eurasia and Africa. 192 business meetings were held in various sectors such as health, tourism, the agri-food sector and technology.