Friday at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex in Miami, President Jovenel Moïse, accompanied by his wife Martine, his Chief of Staff Wilson Laleau and Foreign Minister Antonio Rodrigue, discussed issues related to Haiti's future to our ur compatriots came to listen him.

President Moïse explained the first initiatives of his Administration, including the deconcentration of public services through the gradual establishment of the Centers for the Reception and Delivery of Identity Documents throughout the country, as well as the increase in the production of passports to 2,500 units per day. He also spoke about the Caravan of Change, which consists of mobilizing the institutional, human and material resources of the State to improve productivity in Haiti and reiterated his determination to work for the development of the country and the well-being of the Haitian population. He particularly stressed his determination and that of his Administration to accompany the Haitian diaspora in the struggle for progress.

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