Laying of the foundation stone of a new port

On Saturday, September 6, 2025, in Chinourette, Terrier Rouge, bordering Fort Liberté in the Northeast, in the presence of the highest government officials, private sector representatives, and entrepreneurs and industrialists from the Northern Region, entrepreneur Patrick Beliard laid the foundation stone of Port Royal Terminal S.A.: a new port terminal, with the first phase expected to provide the region with a new port. With an initial investment of $60 million to build the commercial port, this project aims to make a difference in the region and be a major economic driver for development.

Seizure of Chief "Ti Hab"'s Goods Truck:

The Haitian National Police (PNH), through the Artibonite Departmental Directorate (DDA), seized a goods truck belonging to Wilgens Destin, alias "Ti Bab," a gang leader from Délugé, Montrouis commune. This truck was normally used to transport goods to "Ti Hab."

Ecological Reintegration of Deported Migrants

In Bande-du-Nord, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the French Embassy in Haiti are supporting the Ministry of Agriculture in the construction of protective structures to combat soil erosion and sustainably strengthen the environment. This work also promotes the ecological reintegration of deported migrants, creating income opportunities while protecting communities.

PNH : New Departmental Director for the Northwest

On Saturday, September 6, 2025, Inspector General Jean Moïse installed Divisional Commissioner Fred Joseph as the new Departmental Director of the Northwest Police. He replaces Divisional Commissioner Clevens Cétoute, who was transferred to the Central Directorate of Administrative Police (DCPA).

Nesmy Manigat Leaves the Global Partnership for Education

Nesmy Manigat, the former Minister of National Education, is stepping down as Chair of the Finance and Risk Committee (FRC) of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) "[...] a responsibility I have had the honor and privilege of assuming for several years at the highest level of governance of this international organization [...] I am leaving this position to take on new challenges."

Remarks by Martine Moïse

"Since the heinous assassination of the President of the Republic, Jovenel Moïse, on July 7, 2021, the assassins have tried in vain to portray the victims as the executioners. Fifty months later, the masks have fallen. Justice will take its course. The people, our family, will be able to grieve. The President of the Republic put all the resources and capabilities of the state at the service of those forgotten by the Nation, so they executed him. As Thomas Sankara [former President of Burkina Faso] would say, 'you can kill a man, but you cannot kill his ideas.'" The struggle continues !" Martine Moïse.

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