Haiti Foreign Relations

There is a big scandal at the Haitian embassy in the Dominican Republic. Members of the diplomatic staff have been issuing Haitian passports to Dominican citizens to facilitate their travel to Chile.

Haiti's ambassador to the United Nations, Denis Régis and Rwanda UN ambassador Valetina Sendanyoye Rugwabiza signed a joint communiqué Wednesday establishing diplomatic relations between Rwanda Haiti.

Despite pressure from the United States, Haiti was one of 11 countries who abstained on the vote to suspend Venezuela's membership from the Organization of American States (OAS/OEA).

The government of Haiti was not invited to a special White House reception Monday night. Apparently, the cocktail party was for "like-minded" governments who are standing with the United States in a call to suspend Venezuela from the Organization of American States, the Miami Herald said.

Read this... The Dominican Republic abandons Taiwan because China reportedly offered investments and loans to the tune of $3 billion while Taiwan offered Haiti $150 million loan to develop rural power grids... Haiti maintains ties with Taiwan at Beijing's expense. So... Who made the right decision here?

Starting April 16th 2018, All Haitians traveling to Chile will require a tourist visa and can stay in Chile for a duration of 30 days without migratory possibilities.

This question was raised in a recent tweet in regards to the protocol of the State of Haiti: Why does the Haitian government invite foreign diplomats in all our internal affairs?

The Haitian government has hired a high-powered, top-dollar international PR firm to boost the Haiti's image in Washington...

Dominican Senator Adriano Sanchez Roa says the army that Haiti intends to create poses a threat to the island and to the Dominican Republic...

The government of Haiti has just agreed to become more efficient in the management of foreign aid money in the framework of partnership with financial partners such as the IDB (BID in French), the European Union and the World Bank.