Monday, April 6 9:00 AM to Noon
Rutherford Room, Student Union Building, FDU Teaneck , N.J.
We're partnering with Fairleigh Dickinson University to extend an invitation to our Chamber members interested in learning more about Cuba!
This seminar is designed to provide an historical overview of relations with Cuba leading up to the action taken by President Obama. We will review the latest regulations. In addition we will have a presentation by a representative of Marazul, the U.S. oldest and most experienced Charter & Travel Agency to Cuba. Since 1979, they have sent more than 300,000 licensed travelers to Cuba. Lastly Professor Samuel Raphalides will share his experience in a recent trip to Cuba with several students.
Program
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Welcome and Introduction Herbert Ouida, Consultant, Global Enterprise Network, Office of Global Learning, Fairleigh Dickinson University (Moderator) |
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The new Regulations in Historical Context and their Economic Implications
Dr. Emily Morris, Research Associate, University College, London Institute of the Americas. Dr. Morris was Senior Editor/Economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit. She served as a member of the Latin America 'Country Analysis and Forecasting' team for 13 years, before returning to university work. At the University College London one of her main research areas, on which she has worked for many years, is the economic transformation of Cuba |
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Travel Services to Cuba provided by Marazul
Robert Guild, Vice President Marazul Charters & Travel Agency to Cuba Since its creation in 1970 Marazul has arranged travel services for several hundred thousand Americans to Cuba. |
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A Review of a Recent Trip to Cuba accompanied by Students from the University
Dr. Samuel Raphalides, Professor of political science/history and director, Global Scholars Program Fairleigh Dickinson University |
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