The government of Haiti is committed enabling vibrant and productive private sector which is vital to achieving long-term economic growth that will lead to the reduction of poverty across the nation.
To advance development in the regions, as well as in Port-au-Prince, the government supports the creation and expansion of industrial parks and provides incentives for the creation of free trade zones. These parks and zones aim to help catalyze economic growth in the country by increasing the availability of factory space and appropriate infrastructure necessary to support business activities.
Continuing to improve the business and investment climate is one of Haiti’s premier objectives. The success so far is clearly represented by the major firms that are choosing to invest in Haiti. Heineken, Marriott and Digicel are just a selection of the firms that see the opportunity that Haiti represents.
The Centre for the Facilitation of Investments (CFI) provides support to investors throughout the investment process: from initial interest to any concerns arising after the project is established. Significant support from the Inter-American Development Bank and Caribbean Export is bringing the CFI rapidly up to best practices in all areas of its work.