Greetings on the occasion of Cuban Flag Day on January 15, entities affiliated with the Cuban Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA) made a presentation this Thursday, on matters of innovation and technological and scientific developments.
Among the institutions exhibiting at the exhibition held by the Party School Decembarco del Granma, in Bayamo, the Regional Historical Archive (AHP) presented its digital products for processing documentary funds with the aim of protecting the history of memory and reference materials.
“The Foundation has a total of 25 computer products as well as the REEUP token which represents an anchor point so that interested parties can access the services and our digital platforms,” explained Isis Yanet Lydia Brittons, archival services specialist at AHP.
For his part, Dalir Rodriguez Leon, Head of Administrative Services at CITMATEL Granma, said that the exhibition represents an opportunity to showcase the main contributions to e-commerce.
He stressed: “We have a publisher who produces and promotes our range of products and services such as audio-visual multimedia and accounting systems for national and international companies.”
He also attended the University of Granma and the University of Medical Sciences. the Kubainiku Botanical Garden and the Gwiza Agroforestry Experimental Station; The Agricultural Research Institute, Jorge Demetroit, the Regional Meteorological Center, companies that stand out in scientific work and are part of the innovative movement.
In addition to representing students from the Pre-University Professional Institute of Exact Sciences (IPVCE), Cilberto Álvarez Arroche and the Mi Familia en Antena project, a program on the radio station CMKX Bayamo, Deserves the Regional Innovation Award for Local Development in Community Innovation Method.
José Luis Vega Pérez, Coordinator of Programs and Objectives of the Provincial Government, together with Doctor of Science Iris Betancourt Tellez, CITMA delegate in the province, and Master of Science Tania María Almarales Jaca, Dean of the Party College of Granma and cut the ribbon that opened this fair of men of science.
