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Businessman Calls for Economic Integration Between Dominican Republic and Haiti

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Fernando Capellán, founder and president of Grupo M and the Codevi industrial park, called for the Dominican Republic and Haiti to promote economic integration. He emphasized that job creation, private investment, and cooperation should be prioritized to improve the living conditions of both populations. Capellán noted that his company has operated in Haitian territory near the Dominican Republic border for 23 years.

From dominicantoday.com

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Capellán argued that the relationship between the two countries should be viewed as an opportunity for business and joint development, provided that each nation respects its sovereignty and laws. His company's operations in Haiti already include an ecosystem that provides jobs, schools, and a polyclinic.

From dominicantoday.com

Who's involved

  • Dominican RepublicGeopolitical state involved in proposed economic integration with Haiti
  • HaitiGeopolitical state involved in proposed economic integration with the Dominican Republic

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Dominican Republic might see increased demand for its products if Haiti becomes a new market through integration

  • HaitiSpeculative

    Haiti could attract private investment and job creation through increased cooperation and integration

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