“Haiti is open for business,” former Canadian governor-general Michaëlle Jean says.
Four years after the devastating earthquake, the impoverished Caribbean country is making strides attracting foreign investors and “building back better,” UNESCO’s special envoy for Haiti said Wednesday.
“There are many factors that make Haiti a land of opportunity. It’s strategically located in a very dynamic region with easy access. And Canada has a relation [with the country] that is a long one and one of quality,” Ms. Jean said after a session on the proposed reform of Haiti’s electric utility, held at Concordia University’s John Molson MBA International Case Competition.
Via: The Globe and Mail
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