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Port-au-Prince.- The advances in trade and industry in the island’s border zone and its repercussion in the bilateral commercial relations were the central topic of the “Encounter of Dominican and Haitian Industrialists: Towards the new regional dynamics”, held in Haiti’s capital.

The gathering, supported by the Dominican-Haitian Chamber of Commerce and headed by executives of the Compagnie Development Industrie (CODEVI), served to acknowledge that Dominican company’s contribution to the neighboring country’s social and labor stability.

Mercedes Capellan de Lama, representing CODEVI, said the company, founded by the Santiago-based Group M, currently employs 3,300 people directly, making it Haiti’s highest private payroll, contributing with the border region’s social stability. “CODEVI is operating under an ambiance that provides all the services to make it a world class company, from the awareness of the social and economic impact it represents for the beneficiaries.”

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Written by: ateo1992 This user is banned, 4 Jun 2009 11:56 AM
From: Dominican Republic
haiti needs massive education funds,
education is the most important tasks.
Written by: etiennc01, 4 Jun 2009 11:58 AM
From: United States
Please no do not throw any tantrums !
Stay put and behave like mature adults'
Thank you .
Written by: xwill7, 4 Jun 2009 12:25 PM
From: United States, El cuarto bate
etiennc,
bailarin and fred will be in soon... get ready
Written by: Bailarin This user is banned, 4 Jun 2009 1:33 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Im still helping them finish that last section of the wall they've been building over at the border zone...Give me 10 minutes more x. But it looks great so far. You wont be able to get a hummer through this thing ..Or a Fed X..
Written by: Bailarin This user is banned, 4 Jun 2009 1:35 PM
From: Dominican Republic
THAT is the gardener , right ? yes'em !
Written by: DonManuel, 4 Jun 2009 1:43 PM
From: Haiti

It’s a very smart and peaceful move from both sides (Haiti and Dominican Republic). Did I say that both elite groups know how to team up to protect and defend their interests? Great...!!! They also need to address the immigration issues.

Haitian and Dominican businesses from both sides of the island are aware that “you don’t have to blow out the other fellow’s light to let your own shine” [Bernard Baruch]. In fact, DR businesses succeed only if Haiti also succeeds. It’s win-win…

Written by: Bailarin This user is banned, 4 Jun 2009 1:49 PM
From: Dominican Republic
And who exactly is that very small minority of rich , elite capitalists that will be reaping the dividends of this water bed on the border partnership when they pull the lever on the slot machine Donmanuel ? Triple sevens , Cuba in the 50's ??
Written by: Bailarin This user is banned, 4 Jun 2009 1:49 PM
From: Dominican Republic
And who exactly is that very small minority of rich , elite capitalists that will be reaping the dividends of this water bed on the border partnership when they pull the lever on the slot machine Donmanuel ? Triple sevens , Cuba in the 50's ??
Written by: xwill7, 4 Jun 2009 2:28 PM
From: United States, El cuarto bate
DR better have the upper hand on this. Bailarin the fedex trucks will keep on coming
Written by: etiennc01, 4 Jun 2009 2:52 PM
From: United States
xwill7 ,help me keep the troublemakers (thetyknow who they are) at bay.
" Dominicans and Haitians are talking " It sounds like a romantic song let 's keep hearing it
Written by: Bailarin This user is banned, 4 Jun 2009 3:06 PM
From: Dominican Republic
IT GOES LIKE THIS '' I have always wanted to have a neighbor just like you, its a beautiful day in the neighborhood, wont you be mine, wont you be mine' ' .. Look X , TROLLEY TROLLEY has replaced the Fed X trucks and is driving right through the border to the romantic land of make believe ..... and all the troublemakers are out to sea...lol
Written by: xwill7, 4 Jun 2009 3:55 PM
From: United States, El cuarto bate
ok etiennc,
Bailarin please be nice to etiennc
Written by: DonManuel, 4 Jun 2009 8:30 PM
From: Haiti

Dominicans and Haitians need to talk and share ideas about ways to live like good neighbors. It’s a very smart and peaceful move from both sides (Haiti and Dominican Republic). Did I say that both elite groups know how to team up to protect and defend their interests? Great...!!! They also need to address the immigration issues.

Haitian and Dominican businesses from both sides of the island are aware that “you don’t have to blow out the other fellow’s light to let your own shine” [Bernard Baruch]. In fact, DR businesses succeed only if Haiti also succeeds. It’s a win-win decision…
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