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Haiti - Training : Launch of Master II Program in Diplomacy


Haiti - Training : Launch of Master II Program in Diplomacy

Wednesday Lener Renauld, Minister of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and Defence, proceeded to the launching ceremony of the Master Program of the Diplomatic Academy Jean Price Mars (JPM Academy), an internal organ of the Foreign Ministry.

In his remarks for the occasion, the Minister Renauld stated "It is with great joy and a feeling of great satisfaction that I chair this ceremony today. I am especially happy that this ceremony will be marked by the signing of an agreement MAE-UEH to the benefit of the JPM Academy. Furthermore, a draft agreement between the MFA and the Diplomatic Academy of China / Taiwan has already been developed.

Dear students, you can find better elsewhere; but the essentials is here !"

Jean Vernet, the Rector of the State University of Haiti (UEH), signatory to the agreement with the Foreign Ministry, declared "We must instill in our diplomats the espect of public affairs, love of country. In our embassies, we must have skills. We have an obligation to train skills. This Master II program in diplomacy and international relations, will allow our diplomats to better understand the challenges of the current diplomacy."

HL/ HaitiLibre



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