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Haiti - Economy : Memorandum of Understanding with the company «LS Cable and Systems»
30/11/2011 15:24:42

Laurent Lamothe, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Mr. John Son, President of the company LS Cable and Systems, conducted formally, this Tuesday, November 29, 2011, to the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding that will allow to the responsibles of this company of the industrial group South Korean LG, of exploring shortly, the posibilities of investment to promote economic development in the country.

The agreement was signed after the official opening of the second Investment Forum in Haiti, is the result of steps taken by the Minister Lamothe during his visit to South Korea in search of opportunities for the country .

The Chancellor announced, in addition, the arrival soon of several other foreign investors in Haiti, where potentialities are evident in several sectors.

John Son, who has expressed his strong desire to come invest in Haiti in the field of Technology, affirms his commitment to respect this agreement that will facilitate the creation of new jobs in the country.

"LS Cable and Systems", is a company that works primarily in the manufacture of fiber optic cables.

HL/ HaitiLibre