China to invest 30 billion USD in Haiti

[jwonder]

Investing in developing countries is NOT the same thing as colonizing them. Nor is it the same thing as owning them.
This whole 'anytime Chinese people invest in a Black country that means slavery is coming back' narrative on here is counter productive.

As the capital of the African Diaspora, I always felt we should all have tried to help Haiti as a collective. Sad.


They're headed toward a major population crisis as a result of that policy.

One of the reasons why they are in all these countries is to spread their population. Look at the Bahamas. They sold out for a damn stadium. Part off the agreement was to let many of their people over there. It look like China over there now

 

[jwonder]

Welp it's over for Haiti. They fukked around too long. They have all type of natural resources there too.

I think we should go to war with China before it's too late for all of us.

US domination is over cac. China going to light that ass up.

 

[ZoeGod]

How can this be fixed? In your opinion.

Well for one the Haitian government has to give support to farmers. That means, equipment,education who use them and of course money. In the US farmers pay no taxes and matter of fact get loans for the govt to plant food. Plus there are incentives for them to grow food. In Haiti farmers mostly grow food for their family and sell the extra food they have for money. To fix this there has to be a massive program to give farmers incentives to provide food. On top of that, you pay them and give them the equipment they need. And also building canals will help. Haiti has alot of rivers that can be rerouted to canals. Another area to boost the agricultural sector is the land laws. So in Haiti people buy and sell land without no documentation. So money is exchanged for land but there is no land permit. So if a landowner dies well it creates a chaotic situation. Also a lot of the older generation in Haiti who owned land are dying. While their children move into the cities. So in alot of these farms become empty. So if there is that case the govt should buy up the land and put u for sale for any farmers to buy at a discount price. And if they buy it there must be paperwork. If they do any of these things Haiti's agriculture sector will boom.

 

[get these nets]

Well for one the Haitian government has to give support to farmers. That means, equipment,education who use them and of course money. In the US farmers pay no taxes and matter of fact get loans for the govt to plant food. Plus there are incentives for them to grow food. In Haiti farmers mostly grow food for their family and sell the extra food they have for money. To fix this there has to be a massive program to give farmers incentives to provide food. On top of that, you pay them and give them the equipment they need. And also building canals will help. Haiti has alot of rivers that can be rerouted to canals. Another area to boost the agricultural sector is the land laws. So in Haiti people buy and sell land without no documentation. So money is exchanged for land but there is no land permit. So if a landowner dies well it creates a chaotic situation. Also a lot of the older generation in Haiti who owned land are dying. While their children move into the cities. So in alot of these farms become empty. So if there is that case the govt should buy up the land and put u for sale for any farmers to buy at a discount price. And if they buy it there must be paperwork. If they do any of these things Haiti's agriculture sector will boom.

God ideas. I think the future success of Haiti will be heavily dependent on the Haitian diaspora taking the lead on matters that the govt. has demonstrated that they won't do. In the American South, at the A&M universities with many Haitian students there should be exchange programs to help develop agriculture. I'd guess that something like this currently exists at FAMU.

 

[jwonder]

Well for one the Haitian government has to give support to farmers. That means, equipment,education who use them and of course money. In the US farmers pay no taxes and matter of fact get loans for the govt to plant food. Plus there are incentives for them to grow food. In Haiti farmers mostly grow food for their family and sell the extra food they have for money. To fix this there has to be a massive program to give farmers incentives to provide food. On top of that, you pay them and give them the equipment they need. And also building canals will help. Haiti has alot of rivers that can be rerouted to canals. Another area to boost the agricultural sector is the land laws. So in Haiti people buy and sell land without no documentation. So money is exchanged for land but there is no land permit. So if a landowner dies well it creates a chaotic situation. Also a lot of the older generation in Haiti who owned land are dying. While their children move into the cities. So in alot of these farms become empty. So if there is that case the govt should buy up the land and put u for sale for any farmers to buy at a discount price. And if they buy it there must be paperwork. If they do any of these things Haiti's agriculture sector will boom.

I'd love to see Haiti developed. They have been thrown shade ever since they kicked cacs out the country.

Lots of resources there so the country can flourish. Damn shame how people took advantage of the earthquake for greedy profit

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Well for one the Haitian government has to give support to farmers. That means, equipment,education who use them and of course money. In the US farmers pay no taxes and matter of fact get loans for the govt to plant food. Plus there are incentives for them to grow food. In Haiti farmers mostly grow food for their family and sell the extra food they have for money. To fix this there has to be a massive program to give farmers incentives to provide food. On top of that, you pay them and give them the equipment they need. And also building canals will help. Haiti has alot of rivers that can be rerouted to canals. Another area to boost the agricultural sector is the land laws. So in Haiti people buy and sell land without no documentation. So money is exchanged for land but there is no land permit. So if a landowner dies well it creates a chaotic situation. Also a lot of the older generation in Haiti who owned land are dying. While their children move into the cities. So in alot of these farms become empty. So if there is that case the govt should buy up the land and put u for sale for any farmers to buy at a discount price. And if they buy it there must be paperwork. If they do any of these things Haiti's agriculture sector will boom.

 

[010101]

the battlefield is now the boardroom
better be about your business
murica gotta boss up the goon shyt is basically archaic now

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[Mega]

So in Haiti people buy and sell land without no documentation. So money is exchanged for land but there is no land permit. So if a landowner dies well it creates a chaotic situation. Also a lot of the older generation in Haiti who owned land are dying

Come on fam,please dont spread false info.
Below are the following steps in order to purchase property in Haiti.

1. Obtain authorization to conduct a property survey from the Local Civil Tribunal.
2. Survey of property
3. Notary public a/k/a Lawyers prepares the sale agreement
4. Obtain avis de cotisation and pay for registration from the Banque de la Republique d’Haiti
5. The sale agreement is recorded and transcribed at the Tax Authority (DGI a/k/a Direction Générale des impôts)

 

[Mega]

I think the future success of Haiti will be heavily dependent on the Haitian diaspora taking the lead on matters that the govt. has demonstrated that they won't do

Nothing is stopping the Diaspora from investing in Haiti. There are plenty of Diaspora and Non Haitians currently doing business in Haiti.
The government has reached and invited the Diaspora to invest in Haiti on multiple occasions. It's up to the Diaspora to take initiative if they desire to do business there.

 

[get these nets]

Nothing is stopping the Diaspora from investing in Haiti. There are plenty of Diaspora and Non Haitians currently doing business in Haiti.
The government has reached and invited the Diaspora to invest in Haiti on multiple occasions. It's up to the Diaspora to take initiative if they desire to do business there.

I prefer investing in people by educating them than trying to do business in Haiti. You get immediate returns when you invest in people because they can turn around and help educate others.

It's HARD trying to do even basic business endeavors in Haiti unless you are physically there. Trust me on that one.

 

[get these nets]

Mega,

I'm keeping it 100 and ANYBODY from tri state NY area please cosign.

Years ago, when I worked in the city...I'd offer to meet up with relatives who were going to Haitian embassy to get a passport for travel. THE HORROR stories.... and this is the consulate office in NEW YORK....this is the face of Haiti to the USA. Tomfoolery, run amok. led astray all types of wild shyt to do something simple as getting a goddamned passport!!!!

The consulate has moved and they've streamlined the process but it was embarrassing before how incompetent and corrupt the workers there were.

And again.....this isn't a bakery, a cab stand, but the Haitian Consulate office in NYC.

 

[get these nets]

Below are the following steps in order to purchase property in Haiti.

1. Obtain authorization to conduct a property survey from the Local Civil Tribunal.
2. Survey of property
3. Notary public a/k/a Lawyers prepares the sale agreement
4. Obtain avis de cotisation and pay for registration from the Banque de la Republique d’Haiti
5. The sale agreement is recorded and transcribed at the Tax Authority (DGI a/k/a Direction Générale des impôts)

That may be the "on paper" procedure . What is the real procedure, total costs involved(fees), and general timeframe from A to Z?

I have family who moved to Canada as adults....lived /worked/raised family there and moved back to Haiti....and they all complain about how long it takes things to get down there.

Haiti does not have a business friendly or investment friendly environment.

 

[Fade Runner 2049]

Act like you turnin down 30 b's brehs.

Whatever they getting will be better then what they had. Oh well

 

[the bossman]

Mega,

I'm keeping it 100 and ANYBODY from tri state NY area please cosign.

Years ago, when I worked in the city...I'd offer to meet up with relatives who were going to Haitian embassy to get a passport for travel. THE HORROR stories.... and this is the consulate office in NEW YORK....this is the face of Haiti to the USA. Tomfoolery, run amok. led astray all types of wild shyt to do something simple as getting a goddamned passport!!!!

The consulate has moved and they've streamlined the process but it was embarrassing before how incompetent and corrupt the workers there were.

And again.....this isn't a bakery, a cab stand, but the Haitian Consulate office in NYC.

Lol sounds like Cameroon embassy. Smh

 

[LeVraiPapi]

Well for one the Haitian government has to give support to farmers. That means, equipment,education who use them and of course money. In the US farmers pay no taxes and matter of fact get loans for the govt to plant food. Plus there are incentives for them to grow food. In Haiti farmers mostly grow food for their family and sell the extra food they have for money. To fix this there has to be a massive program to give farmers incentives to provide food. On top of that, you pay them and give them the equipment they need. And also building canals will help. Haiti has alot of rivers that can be rerouted to canals. Another area to boost the agricultural sector is the land laws. So in Haiti people buy and sell land without no documentation. So money is exchanged for land but there is no land permit. So if a landowner dies well it creates a chaotic situation. Also a lot of the older generation in Haiti who owned land are dying. While their children move into the cities. So in alot of these farms become empty. So if there is that case the govt should buy up the land and put u for sale for any farmers to buy at a discount price. And if they buy it there must be paperwork. If they do any of these things Haiti's agriculture sector will boom.

Great post. Lemme add. They have to also give incentives for people to go back to the country side and live there. Trust me, plenty young men will move to the countryside if the offer looks good, instead of wasting time in the city.

Give them electricity and you're right about education. They don't even know what happens with their product they took all their time to grow. They have no idea at all.

A coffee exporter from Haiti told me he had contract with Starbucks. 100k bags of coffee at 10 bucks. However, those farmers know 0 about that.

Come on fam,please dont spread false info.
Below are the following steps in order to purchase property in Haiti.

1. Obtain authorization to conduct a property survey from the Local Civil Tribunal.
2. Survey of property
3. Notary public a/k/a Lawyers prepares the sale agreement
4. Obtain avis de cotisation and pay for registration from the Banque de la Republique d’Haiti
5. The sale agreement is recorded and transcribed at the Tax Authority (DGI a/k/a Direction Générale des impôts)

You must be from PaP. You have 0 idea about Haiti then. No disrespect. There's only 1 DGI office and that's in PaP, infested with leeches and thieves.

What he's saying is this; people do sell homes and lands with no proof, which turned into the illegal seizing period where people were losing lands left and right. The government needs to take account of the properties and who owns what and make sure they have an address at least.