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Cuba Revs Up Transport Sector with Global Investment Push 🚚💼

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Cuba's annual international transport and logistics fair kicked off in Havana this week, aiming to steer its struggling transportation sector toward recovery by attracting foreign investment and partnerships. Think of it as a high-stakes pit stop for an economy stuck in neutral—fuel shortages, aging infrastructure, and limited resources have left both cargo and passenger systems sputtering.

📉 The island nation's public transport crisis isn't just about delayed buses—it's impacting daily life and economic growth. Imagine waiting hours for a ride that might not come, or shipments delayed by crumbling roads. This fair isn't just about shiny new trucks—it's Cuba's bid to rebuild mobility from the wheels up.

💡 Can foreign investors help jump-start progress? Officials are pitching modernization projects and logistical partnerships, banking on global interest in Cuba's strategic Caribbean location. As one expert put it: "This isn't just roads and rails—it's about reconnecting Cuba to the world's economic highway."

🌐 While challenges remain (hello, U.S. embargo complications!), the event has drawn curious attendees from Europe, Asia, and Latin America. CGTN reports highlighted innovative proposals, including sustainable transport tech collaborations—a potential win for eco-conscious investors.

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