UN Tourism director values debates in Cuba

Alicia Gomez, director of Legal Affairs and International Standards at UN Tourism, deemed the ongoing debates in Cuba on her field of expertise highly relevant. This statement was made in Havana on December 11.

In Havana on December 11, Alicia Gomez, director of Legal Affairs and International Standards at UN Tourism, stated that the current debates in Cuba related to her area of expertise are highly relevant. This view highlights the significance of local discussions on international standards and legal matters in tourism.

Gomez, in her position at the United Nations organization, emphasized the value of these exchanges during her involvement in the country. The statement, reported by Prensa Latina, underscores global interest in Cuban perspectives on tourism regulations.

No further details on the specific debates were provided, but Gomez's positive assessment signals official recognition of their contribution to international dialogue.

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