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11/04/2013 09:03:42

As part of the usiness diplomacy advocated by the Government Martelly-Lamothe, the Consul General of Haiti in Montreal, Justin Viard, will lead from 15 to 19 April 2013, a trade mission in Haiti, with 4 companies and 8 potential investors, who will meet during their stay, several officials in relation to their respective fields of activity.

Canadian companies :
"Groupe Schéma", specializing in economics and engineering, represented by Mr. Yvon Chabot, CEO and three associates : Denis Prud'Homme, Fitzroi Fabre and Monique Jean-Louis ;

Company "NKOSI Corp-Holding", specialized in agro-industry, represented by Gérard Augustin, CEO ;

The Company "Hébergement Nandev", specialized in real estate and export of coffee, represented by Martin Jean-Baptiste, CEO ;

The Company "Rosenberg International", specialized in renewable energy, represented by Peter Rosenberg, CEO.

At the opening of the country to investment, the Consular Mission of Haiti to Montreal, supports and accompanies any attempt aimed at generating sustainable jobs in Haiti, which tend to contribute concretely to the development of commercial and industrial infrastructure of the country.

HL/ HaitiLibre