Several countries are witnessing the Convention Radio and Television

More than 120 foreign exhibitors from 17 nations participating in the First Convention of Radio and Television, Cuba 2014, an event that is emerging as a common forum for exchange among various media throughout the world.

With ample notice, the event receives this year Angola and Iran, two countries that premiered their professional experiences in generating different content for consumers of information.

The HispanTV channel broadcasting from the heart of the Middle East, visiting Cuba for the first time and aims to strengthen cultural ties through this conclave and enhance the approach with other Spanish-speaking countries.

Narges Mohammadi, Director of Public and International Affairs, explained to AIN that are oriented towards cultural counteroffensive against monopolies and scheduled for a global audience alternative network.

  We want to know what is happening in Iran and the world through our communication products, so we have about 50 correspondents in various parts of the world and we intend to make contacts at this convention, to make sitting a our representation in Cuba, said .

  Meanwhile, Carlos André Gregory, executivo administrator of the National Radio of Angola, said expectations are observed, gain experience and pass on their knowledge to other organs of social communication.

  We have contacted several colleagues of Cuban and Venezuelan stations interested in discussing the musical performance in our environment, he said.

Although this time we are only observing and participating as exhibitors, we hope in the next edition lectures and present some interesting projects ended.

  The First International Broadcasting Convention will continue until 24 October at the Conventions Palace in Havana, with the participation of about 600 delegates from 27 countries.