Cuba and Grenada signed a collaboration agreement on tourism this Saturday for the benefit of both countries. The agreement was signed by the Minister of Tourism of Cuba, Juan Carlos García Granda and the Grenada head of the sector, Creative Economy and Culture of Granada, Adrián Thomas. as part of the activities of the XLII edition of the FITCuba 2024 International Tourism Fair.
This agreement will strengthen ties in this sector, which is extremely important for both nations. Cuba and Grenada have maintained diplomatic relations since 1979 and precisely this year, when last April marked the 45th anniversary of those ties, the Prime Minister of that nation, Dickon Mitchell, visited the island.
On that occasion, Mitchell expressed his joy at being in Cuba to celebrate the brotherhood that unites both peoples and meant that "despite my relative youth, this relationship will continue to mature, grow and will last."
FITCuba 2024 today entered its fourth day during which several activities took place, including business rounds and artistic cooking and accommodation competitions.
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