Saturday, September 22, Marie Christine Stephenson the new Minister of Tourism was the guest of the association "Ayiti Bèl, Ayiti vet" in Montrouis on the Côte des Arcadins to participate in a round table around the theme "Tèt ansanm nap sove lanmè ak latè nou yo".

During this round table, the Minister shared with the assistance her "Zero Waste" policy which she advocated, applicable from the beginning of her term... She firmly believes that the question of pollution and waste has a direct impact on tourism and wants to put in place measures with the authorities concerned for a better management of fatras and a better image of Haiti.

Christine Stephenson, Minister of Tourism congratulated the private sector, the European Union and the British Embassy for taking charge of this issue during this weekend https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-25629-haiti-environment-protecting-the-marine-environment-one-of-the-major-challenges-of-the-new-minister.html "Congratulations to Ayiti Bel Ayiti Vet. We must appreciate and protect the submerged heritage, support and find a modus operandi for the management of waste, take into account with the communities concerned not only the tourist areas but a shared natural heritage, we must involve all the active forces in the presence and do not forget that it is a global issue. From our side it starts now !"

Let's recall that the Minister left the country Sunday to France to participate in the 40th IFTM Top Resa fair from 25 to 28 September 2018 unmissable appointment of tourism professionals to meet the major players in tourism worldwide, regain their trust and that of investors and put Haiti back on the world tourist map as a safe and quality destination...

See also :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-25629-haiti-environment-protecting-the-marine-environment-one-of-the-major-challenges-of-the-new-minister.html

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