Havana, August 4 (JIT) - The marketing company Emes and INDER took new steps to expand their working relations, in connection with the celebration until next Sunday of the First International Sports Fair.
The president of INDER, Osvaldo Vento Montiller, together with other executives of the organization, exchanged with representatives of the company based in Panama, which has already completed projects on the island.
The assembly of equipment and the lighting of the gymnasium of the National Volleyball School were carried out by Emes together with Inder with satisfactory results.
Ariel Sainz, head of the Cuban Volleyball Federation, highlighted the new facilities of the gymnasium and particularly the lights, since they work with renewable energy. The also vice-president of Inder said that the collaboration should be extended to other areas of the school.
Vento Montiller assured the visitors that the links could be very broad and gave as an example the large scale production of chess sets, taking into account the demand that will be caused by the return of this sport to the teaching program in schools.
The possibility of setting up gymnasiums and padding in the main baseball stadiums of the country emerged during a meeting in which both parties discussed future work interests.
"This company has given us a very competitive offer for the current market. It could become the main supplier of Cuban sports," said Inder's first vice-president, Raúl Fornés Valenciano, who has been very close to the negotiation process.
Adela del Carmen López, president of Emes, acknowledged the interest in going beyond business and contributing to the development of sports on the island.
"I am grateful that we have been invited to the Fair. We really did not imagine such a wide exchange and with so many interesting people, in addition to learning about your typical topics," Adela del Carmen acknowledged.
She also shared her knowledge about the sport on the Island and what she has learned during these days. She referred to the purpose of manufacturing baseballs counting on the knowledge of the Manuel Fajardo University of Physical Culture and Sports Sciences (UCCFD).
"We founded the company in 2015 and we always thought of Cuba. We have always liked this town. You have millions of ideas that we can develop," added the Panamanian entrepreneur.
Emes uses renewable energies and sustainable solutions for its productions and services, which adds undeniable value.
