Friday in Desseaux in front of a large crowd, President Jovenl Moïse, accompanied by Prime Minister Jacques Guy Lafontant, proceeded under the rain to a partial demobilization of equipments https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21388-haiti-flash-significant-traffic-disruptions.html of the Caravan of the change engaged in the realization of works in the valley of the Artibonite https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-20822-haiti-politics-launch-of-the-caravan-of-change.html

In his speech he explained to farmers and to the population the mechanisms that enabled the implementation of this Caravan, as well as the measures adopted to perpetuate the results and significantly improve agricultural production in the Valley.

The Head of State took the opportunity once again to call on the farmers to regroup in order to avoid the fragmentation of the land and to benefit from the support of his administration. Finally, he promised the return of the Caravan in the Artibonite in November, to initiate major projects and the concreting of canals.

At the end of this ceremony of demobilization of equipment which should allow the Caravan of the Change to set the course on the Great South (Grand'Anse, South, Nippes) https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21378-haiti-great-south-a-caravan-of-change-of-35-billion-gdes.html , the Head of State, accompanied by the Prime Minister, of some members of the Government and several parliamentarians and local authorities, made a tour of the works carried out in the Artibonite Valley, including irrigation canals, drains, the agricultural tracks and the banks built at the level of Bocozelle and Pont Sondé.

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