He noted that courses, seminaries and workshops are offered every year all across the nation to let livestock and agricultural farmers know about the latest and best techniques and experiences on this respect.

The president of the Organizing Committee, Beatriz Amaro, said the international meeting will serve to show the strength of Cuba’s human resources regarding veterinary control, clinical medicine and diagnosis, among other aspects.

 She added that nearly 130 representatives from 30 countries and 200 Cuban specialists are participating in the event.

The gathering includes the exhibition of vaccines and other medicines produced by the Havana-based Labiofam laboratories and by the Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering.