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The World Bank says its Board of Executive Directors has approved a new project in Haiti aimed at improving resilient rural accessibility and road connectivity in the South and North departments.
The Washington-based financial institution said key road segments targeted included National Road 2 (between Les Cayes, Saint-Louis du Sud and Port de Saint-Louis du Sud), Departmental Road 41 (in the Sud-est) in the section from Ouanaminthe towards the Dominican Republic border.
“The Haiti Resilient Corridors Project aims to support the decentralisation of the country’s logistics and supply chain through the development of key road corridors for the national economy,” said Raphael Hosty, Haiti’s Minister of Public Works, Transportation, and Communications.
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