The second edition of BioHabana 2024 will be held in Cuba.
From April 1 to 5, the Cuban resort city of Varadero will hold the second edition of BioHabana 2024, an event aimed at exchanging experiences on the interconnection of innovation ecosystems at a global level.
According to the information published on the event's website, this second edition, to be held at Varadero's Plaza America Convention Center, will become a space for the construction of collaboration networks among scientists, opinion leaders, entrepreneurs, businessmen and a total number of more than 1,300 delegates, including important speakers.
The Russian people and the Russian government can always count on Cuba
"It was with deep sorrow that we learned of the attack that took place on March 22 in a cultural center in the Moscow region, with a regrettable loss of human lives and numerous wounded," wrote the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, in the book of condolences exhibited at the Russian Embassy, on the occasion of the grotesque terrorist act against the Crocus City Hall concert hall.
International Forum on Native Cultures convened in Cuba.
The institution Casa de las Americas convenes in Cuba the VI International Colloquium of Studies on Native Cultures of the Americas, to be held from October 15 to 18, 2024.
The forum will be dedicated to the theme Counter-hegemonic Alternatives from the sciences and native knowledge, according to the institution.
III International Scientific Congress is held in the province of Cuba.
The III International Scientific University-Society Congress (Unisoc2024) starts today in the Cuban province of Matanzas and will last until March 28 with the aim of promoting knowledge towards sustainable development.
With more than 700 participants from eight countries, Unisoc will be held at the Plaza America Convention Center in Varadero and the University of Matanzas (UM) and under the slogan For a society of learning towards sustainable development, the event brings together prestigious Cuban and foreign scientists and academics, with Honduras as guest of honor.
Ideas of student leader Julio Antonio Mella are evoked in Cuba.
Cuba evokes today the legacy of student leader Julio Antonio Mella, considered one of the emblematic figures of the revolutionary process in the first half of the 20th century, on the 121st anniversary of his birth.
Born in Havana, Mella developed in his short life a political activity that turned him into a leader of international stature.
In 1923 he organized and directed the First National Congress of Students and inaugurated the José Martí Popular University, with the purpose of providing political and academic instruction to workers.