27966: Lauredansr (reply) Fwd: Re: 27953: Durban (comment): re. 27607 Gill's question on finance

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From: Lauredansr@aol.com

I agree with his assessment.  Begging eventually reaches a threshold.
However asking people to invest for a return has no limit.  But investors  do
not
the time to worry about burden, and they need to be approached by  the right
people at the right place and the right time.

Logistically located at 600 miles of the shores of Florida, Haiti, in  its
path to development, needs:
1) Security
2) Security (repeat)
3) Clean the Country's image
4) A 25 year plan, including State-mandated primary Education.
5) Donors' fund to build infrastructure (ports, airports,  roads, training).
5) Diaspora involvement/investment.
6) New farming techniques,
7) Tourism
8) Haiti Economic Development bond

These ingredients, seasoned with a high dose of accountability/transparency
and all Haitians' willingness to cooperate, shall serve as a catalyst to
attract private investment.

Bernier Lauredan, MD.
Chairman,
The Haitian League,  Inc.