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MENFP Wraps Up NECTAR Project

MENFP Wraps Up NECTAR Project

The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) concluded the New Citizen Education Focused on the Future project (NECTAR). The closing ceremony was held at the Royal Oasis Hotel in Pétion-Ville on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. Financed and technically supported by French cooperation through the French Development Agency (AFD), the NECTAR project was carried out by the General Coordination of the Teaching and Quality Pole (CGPEQ) of the MENFP and implemented in third-cycle fundamental classes and at the secondary level.

The Americans, Viv Ansanm Terrorists, and Us...

The Americans, Viv Ansanm Terrorists, and Us...

At the beginning of May, the Americans are taking action.

New Victory for Biden Program Beneficiaries

New Victory for Biden Program Beneficiaries

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Will Cap-Haïtien Shape Its Own Future?

Will Cap-Haïtien Shape Its Own Future?

This week, Ilan Goldfajn, President of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), will be visiting the country's second-largest city.

Caribbean Cup: Real Hope and Ouanaminthe FC Enter the Competition

Caribbean Cup: Real Hope and Ouanaminthe FC Enter the Competition

Haitian football takes on the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with Real Hope Academy and Ouanaminthe FC participating due to their recent performances in the special Haitian Football Federation championship.

Dr. Pierre's Warning Signal

Dr. Pierre's Warning Signal

In his book "Exodus of Haitian Doctors: Chronicle of a Failure (2018-2024)," Dr.

"Haiti Has Been on the CARICOM Reparations Commission Oversight Committee Since July 2013," Says Peterson Benjamin Noël

"Haiti Has Been on the CARICOM Reparations Commission Oversight Committee Since July 2013," Says Peterson Benjamin Noël

Peterson Benjamin Noël, the former Haitian ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), provided new details about Haiti's involvement with the Reparations Commission announced by Minister Dominique Dupuy. What was initially presented as new information turns out not to be entirely so. Speaking on Radio Magik 9 on Thursday, August 1, Mr. Noël elaborated on the origins of the commission and Haiti’s involvement from its inception.

MENFP Officially Kicks Off State Exams for the 2023-2024 Academic Year

MENFP Officially Kicks Off State Exams for the 2023-2024 Academic Year

Less than a week before the start of official exams for this academic year, the Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) provides an update on the proceedings.

Kesner Pharel Urges Behavioral Change for Haiti's Development

Kesner Pharel Urges Behavioral Change for Haiti's Development

During his interview with Magik 9 on Tuesday, July 23, economist Kesner Pharel urged political actors to address the country's real issues beyond elections, emphasizing the need for a behavioral change to guide Haiti towards development.

Human Rights/CEP: Pierre Espérance Claims "It Was Selection, Not an Election

Human Rights/CEP: Pierre Espérance Claims "It Was Selection, Not an Election

Pierre Espérance, the Executive Director of the National Network for the Defense of Human Rights (RNDDH), has responded to the appointment of Attorney Gédéon Jean as the representative of the human rights sector on the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP).

2024 Olympics: Haiti Shines on the Podium Thanks to Uniforms by Stella Jean and Philippe Dodard

2024 Olympics: Haiti Shines on the Podium Thanks to Uniforms by Stella Jean and Philippe Dodard

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games are shaping up to be not only a major sporting event but also a cultural and artistic showcase.

8,000 to 10,000 Public Sector Workers Have Left the Country Out of 103,000

8,000 to 10,000 Public Sector Workers Have Left the Country Out of 103,000

Thousands of vacancies are reported in the public administration, as between 8,000 and 10,000 public servants have left the country out of 103,000, with many of them continuing to receive their salaries, according to the authorities. As for contract workers, the Haitian government struggles to have an exact figure on their numbers. Prime Minister Garry Conille, participating in a workshop on auditing and recapitalizing human resources in the public administration with members of his government, said he is awaiting an initial assessment of the country's human resources. This will enable his government to launch an intensive recruitment of young women and men based on meritocracy to fill and rejuvenate the public administration.

Conille Cabinet Finally Addresses "Roadmap," Budget 2024-2025 Not Yet Discussed

Conille Cabinet Finally Addresses "Roadmap," Budget 2024-2025 Not Yet Discussed

Just over a month after taking office, following a visit to Washington to discuss cooperation with development partners, Prime Minister Garry Conille chaired his second Council of Ministers meeting, where the "government roadmap" was among the topics discussed.

Garry Conille Navigates Between Sleeping Cats and Tigers

Garry Conille Navigates Between Sleeping Cats and Tigers

Prime Minister Garry Conille has completed his first month in office.

Security State of Emergency Extended After Unsuccessful Initial Month

Security State of Emergency Extended After Unsuccessful Initial Month

The state of emergency, established on July 17, has been renewed for another month.

FAES to Distribute 20,000 Gourdes to 261,000 Parents for New School Year Preparation

FAES to Distribute 20,000 Gourdes to 261,000 Parents for New School Year Preparation

The Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES), in collaboration with the Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP), plans to distribute 20,000 gourdes to 261,000 parents of students in national schools across seven of the country’s ten departments.

Garry Conille Relocates to Champ de Mars

Garry Conille Relocates to Champ de Mars

Prime Minister Garry Conille is now based at the headquarters of the Haitian Armed Forces (FADH) in Champ de Mars.

Biden Program: Approved Beneficiaries Should Be Allowed to Travel to the U.S.

Biden Program: Approved Beneficiaries Should Be Allowed to Travel to the U.S.

Nationals of Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, who are authorized to come to the U.

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