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Haiti - Saint-Marc : ONAFanm grants 1,200 loans of 25,000 gourdes to small merchants
26/04/2019 09:46:43

As announced, https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-27542-icihaiti-saint-marc-onafanm-will-grant-credit-to-more-than-1-000-small-women-merchants.html 1,200 small women Merchants in the commune of Saint-Marc and its surrounding have been integrated into the ONAFanm program, each receiving a loan of 25,000 gourdes to start or strengthen their economic activities.

Through the ONAFanm program, Chesnel Pierre, the Director General of the National Old Age Insurance Office (ONA) has shown the way to the democratization of credit throughout the country, convinced that the best approach to change and development is to create equal opportunities for all. How can a country that does not trust its most dynamic and resourceful population group progress ? ONAFanm believes in the expression of an inclusive and prosperous society by the trust it places in the "Madan Sara" to move the country's economy believes the head of the ONA.

Throughout the day, the marched went to the Benz Plaza where the team of ONAFanm had installed its reception structure.

The beneficiaries were very satisfied "Priyè a monte, gras la desann" they claimed while promising to scrupulously respect the conditions provided for in their loan agreement.

HL/ HaitiLibre