Four new Haitian students [Dhaiti Erassaint, Alphonse Rodrigue, Anelle Blain and Gregori Calix] are arrived in France yesterday, to do their Master 2 to the University of Le Havre (North West). Thay join thus, some sixty Haitian students studying in France in 30 universities whose the University Antilles-Guyana.

Camille Galap, member of the Franco-Haitian committee and and Director of the University of Le Havre, Eliane Talbot, Vice-Chair of the Board of Studies and Student Life, accompanied by four Haitian Studies already studying have welcomed the newcomers.

"Our goal is to create a teaching staff to rebuild Haiti [...] Le Havre University and others in France, show solidarity with the Haitian students who can no longer study [in their country]. These universities, are part of the Association of Universitie and French institutions for the Reconstruction of Haiti" reported Camille Galap "Last year the city of Le Havre and the community of the city of Le Havre (CODAH) have participated in funding studies for the Haitians" a funding that would have failed without the additional financial support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Thay are scholarship students of the French government.

Alfonso Rodriguez International Management student, wishes with the Master "put into practice what I would have learned throughout the year to help in the advancement of my country." as Dhaiti Erassaint also in International Management. Arnelle Blain, a student in applied economics and project analysis explains "Haiti has some shortcomings and the French know will allow me to make my contribution to the reconstruction of my country". As for Gregori Calix, in Master of Computer Science, he hopes to ""take advantage of what I will learn to innovate in the field of IT. Computerize Institutions, the State and help them to work."

S/ HaitiLibre