AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHaiti–U.S. Deportations & Flight Restrictions: The U.S. extended its ban on civilian flights into Port-au-Prince and nearby areas until March 2, 2027, citing armed-group threats, even as deportation flights continue—reportedly sending 160+ people to Cap-Haïtien after TPS ended, with returnees facing immediate gang-related risks. Trade & Jobs: The U.S. House voted to renew Haiti HOPE/HELP for two more years (through Dec. 31, 2028), preserving duty-free access for thousands of textile/apparel product lines—key for Haiti’s export jobs and the Dominican co-production model. BRH & Inflation Focus: Haiti installed a new Board at the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH), tasking it with cutting inflation to single digits, stabilizing the macro-financial system, and modernizing the payment system. Fuel & Transport Costs: Haiti revised pump prices upward (gasoline, diesel, kerosene), followed by an increase in public transport fares to match the new fuel costs. Entrepreneurship & Tech Skills: The Commerce Ministry launched a call for startups under AIESU (university incubators) and UNITECH announced a new lab for cybersecurity and AI, while Haiti also moved on AI adoption planning. Agriculture & Access: Rural road rehabilitation in Grand’Anse (PARSA) is nearing completion to help farmers reach markets more easily. Regional Diplomacy: Haiti and the Dominican Republic advanced talks on migration, trade, air connectivity, and border coordination, including continued support efforts for the GSF. Humanitarian Funding: Spain added €900,000 to the regional humanitarian fund supporting food security, shelters, protection, and WASH in Haiti.
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