AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCross-Border Trade: The Dominican Republic says it will keep its border with Haiti open, allowing commerce and daily activity to continue while security forces monitor conditions. Agriculture: Haiti’s agriculture minister called for investment in seeds, equipment, irrigation and farm technology to raise local production and reduce reliance on food imports. Community Finance: Haiti’s 62 licensed credit unions held 40.13 billion gourdes in assets and 32.60 billion gourdes in deposits as of June 2026, serving more than 1.5 million members, including communities with few other financial services. Local Food Supply: A school-meal partnership worth more than US$700,000 for the 2026–27 school year will buy locally processed food for schools in four southern departments, supporting Haitian producers and processors. Digital Finance: The BRH is warning of growing cyber threats to financial services as digital payments expand, underscoring the need to protect customer data and build trust in online transactions.
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