Message from the Consulate General of Haiti in Boston

"Following the explosions that occured in Downtown Boston, we recommend all Haitians living or working in the Boston area to contact their families to let them know they're safe."

50-year career in medicine

6 physicians on the Promotion 1963, of the Faculty of Medicine of the State University of Haiti, were recently honored by the Haitian Medical Association (AMH), for their 50-year career, their loyal services and the vocationsthey have been able to transmit to the youth. These Doctors are : Eddy Guillaume (born in Jérémie), Elie Joseph (born in Port-au-Prince), Emmanuel Arnoux (born in Anse à veau), Montilus Sincère Petit-Michel (born in Jacmel), Nicole Magloire (born in Pétion-ville) and Wilner Noël (born in Port-au-Prince).

International Forum on the Amerindian Heritage of Haiti

From 18 to 20 April 2013, will be held at the Ritz Kinam, the first international forum on the Amerindian Heritage of Haiti on the theme "In the footsteps of our ancestors Amerindian". The main objectives of this forum, aimed at raising awareness among public and private sectors in Haiti on the rich Amerindian Heritage, the identification and preservation of wealth of this heritage and the promotion of the rational exploitation of their cultural value, historic and touristic.

Visit of President of ​​Ecuador Rafael Correa

The President of ​​Ecuador Rafael Correa, will be in Haiti tomorrow Tuesday, April 16, for a follow-up visit, of the work done by the Engineering Corps of the Army of Ecuador, who helped in the second step of the reconstruction of Haiti after January 12, 2010.

Marathon of the National Day of the Diaspora

Last Thursday, was held a planning meeting at MHAVE with some marathon club officials, around of Marathon of the National Day of the Diaspora (JND). The opportunity for the Minister Fidélia to invite these Clubs to participate in the second edition of this activity. https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-8338-haiti-social-national-day-of-the-diaspora.html

HL/ HaitiLibre