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Once we break .01 and .03, the ask side should be pretty thin. I am eventually looking for a run-up like we had in early June 2011.
Now that all of the public float is out there, all it will take is buying pressure to get there.
Good luck to MSMY Longs.
Good luck to those who add down here!
Public Float = 103Million
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MSMY
Grant will help Haiti’s agriculture
Pork news source | Updated: December 4, 2011
The World Bank is allocating $255 million for Haiti's post-earthquake reconstruction over the next 12 months, including support for agriculture, education, and disaster risk management, the bank announced.
The announcement of the grants came in the same week as President Michel Martelly's government hosted hundreds of foreign investors and declared itself ``open for business'' in an ambitious strategy to boost rebuilding of the Western Hemisphere's poorest economy after last year's earthquake.
Projects approved by the bank's board of directors included an Education for All initiative that will support reconstruction of Haiti's education system, which suffered heavy damage and lost teaching personnel in the quake. The program will benefit more than 100,000 Haitian children.
Another project will help the country improve its disaster response capacity and strengthen critical transport infrastructure, while a third seeks to increase productivity and competitiveness in agriculture, which contributes 25 percent of GDP and accounts for 50 percent of all employment.
The strategy would also support the return of 22,500 people to safe housing, out of around half a million homeless quake victims still living in vulnerable tent and tarpaulin camps.
Worries about ``donor fatigue'' and lingering concerns about political stability have raised questions about how effectively Martelly can maintain international financial backing for Haiti at a time of shrinking aid budgets in major donor countries now increasingly preoccupied with a widening debt crisis.
World Bank Special Envoy to Haiti Alexandre Abrantes was confident international support for Haiti would be sustained.
``You don't have the momentum that you had a year ago, but you still have an opportunity,'' Abrantes told Reuters in an interview before the latest grants allocation announcement.
Additional World Bank grants of $275 million would be available for use in Haiti from the end 2012 up to 2014.
Abrantes played down fears that the disappearance in October of the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission (IHRC), an aid coordination panel that brought together donors and the Haitian government, might impact the effective delivery of funds.
Haiti's parliament did not renew the IHRC's mandate following criticism that the panel was too foreign-dominated.
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Tomorrow could be interesting...
224$ for an industrial park...
Did MC Endeavors not say they were scouting for factory locations when they were visiting in Haiti??
Could we finally see contract revenue??? If so... watch out, this stock is thinnnn...
Bump
What a good post!
Agreed.
This stock is being shown little love for how good of a value it is down here at these artificially created levels. Stupid to not be buying right now. I am happy with my position cash average at .02 cents for 2.5million shares. Looking forward to becoming a multi-millionaire on this one.
Bring it on!
RiskoN
Last sell order... 82 cents
237 shares on the bid at .0035...
The sells may have officially just ended there...
Next buyers get MSMY at the guarenteed cheapest price. The run-up will follow...
Choo-Choo!
I doubt news today, for I think it would have already been released... but maybe over the weekend a real possibility of releasing the details of that 255million$ contract the world bank just approved. If MC Endeavors is in that contract, it will definitely bring in volume....
This company is publically valued at 400,000$ right now (with respect to the public float). A multi-million dollar contract leading up to a bigger one would be a nice start...
That and the fact the 4:1 share dilution is now over, and this stock is on sitting water for flippers and investors... I can't believe there is not more buying yet, but hey, what do I know?
We shall see, I am not worried. In time this sucker has a run back to at least .10 cents... after all that would value this publically company at 1 million$, remember there has been no dilution (only a different form from the share split that is now over), no toxic financing... and the company can be bought up on pennies to the dollar.
Call me crazy but I think this is one of the best opportunities of a lifetime at this current moment.
RiskoN
MSMY - Big Bounce?
Lack of buying volume has sent this stock to near nothing. Been no dilution/toxic financing. Great fundamentals, and low share structure. Technicals look to be lining up again after the "share dump" to release all of the required shares onto the market. Arbitrage opportunity for 100%s of percent IMO.
MSMY -- The Inside Scoop?
Has 1000% to gain to get back to 52-week lows. 4:1 Dilution now over as of 11/30/2011....
World Bank approves $255 million plan for Haiti
Charity fatigue has Haitian officials calling for more investments
By TRENTON DANIEL
Associated Press
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- The World Bank will spend $255 million to help house Haitians, clean up neighborhoods and send thousands of children to school over the next year under a plan approved Thursday by the agency's board.
The new funds seek to fill critical needs in Haiti as the troubled nation nears the second anniversary of the January 2010 earthquake that toppled thousands of homes, destroyed hundreds of schools and force more than a million Haitians into precarious settlements in the capital and elsewhere.
The money will go toward housing 22,500 people, many of whom have been living in the hundreds of tent camps that sprang up after the quake. It will also help spruce up parks and repair roads in neighborhoods that are home for 75,000 people, pay for school tuition for 100,000, train 8,000 teachers and provide hot meals five days a week for 75,000 youngsters.
The funds give hope that reconstruction will move along even though a recovery panel that was supposed to coordinate those efforts dissolved in October.
The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, which was co-chaired by former U.S. President Bill Clinton, came to an end after Haitian authorities failed to renew its 18-month mandate.
A transition team and Prime Minister Garry Conille are trying to figure out the shape and responsibilities of a new panel.
The World Bank announcement came the same week that a forum hosted by the Haitian government and the Inter-American Development Bank brought hundreds of potential investors to Haiti, an impoverished country long overlooked because of its tattered infrastructure, cumbersome laws and unpredictable political climate.
President Michel Martelly said at the event that he wants to create 500,000 jobs within three years.
Some of those jobs are to be generated by two international businesses that announced projects this week: a $224 million industrial park in the north, the country's biggest private investment since the quake, and a $45 million Marriott Hotel to be built in the capital.
Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/12/01/2527378/world-bank-approves-255-million.html#ixzz1fMQ7wpV7
MSMY -- The Inside Scoop?
World Bank approves $255 million plan for Haiti
Charity fatigue has Haitian officials calling for more investments
By TRENTON DANIEL
Associated Press
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- The World Bank will spend $255 million to help house Haitians, clean up neighborhoods and send thousands of children to school over the next year under a plan approved Thursday by the agency's board.
The new funds seek to fill critical needs in Haiti as the troubled nation nears the second anniversary of the January 2010 earthquake that toppled thousands of homes, destroyed hundreds of schools and force more than a million Haitians into precarious settlements in the capital and elsewhere.
The money will go toward housing 22,500 people, many of whom have been living in the hundreds of tent camps that sprang up after the quake. It will also help spruce up parks and repair roads in neighborhoods that are home for 75,000 people, pay for school tuition for 100,000, train 8,000 teachers and provide hot meals five days a week for 75,000 youngsters.
The funds give hope that reconstruction will move along even though a recovery panel that was supposed to coordinate those efforts dissolved in October.
The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, which was co-chaired by former U.S. President Bill Clinton, came to an end after Haitian authorities failed to renew its 18-month mandate.
A transition team and Prime Minister Garry Conille are trying to figure out the shape and responsibilities of a new panel.
The World Bank announcement came the same week that a forum hosted by the Haitian government and the Inter-American Development Bank brought hundreds of potential investors to Haiti, an impoverished country long overlooked because of its tattered infrastructure, cumbersome laws and unpredictable political climate.
President Michel Martelly said at the event that he wants to create 500,000 jobs within three years.
Some of those jobs are to be generated by two international businesses that announced projects this week: a $224 million industrial park in the north, the country's biggest private investment since the quake, and a $45 million Marriott Hotel to be built in the capital.
Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/12/01/2527378/world-bank-approves-255-million.html#ixzz1fMQ7wpV7
Haiti/WB: 2012 Strategy Focuses on Disaster Management, Infrastructure, Education and Jobs
· Protects Haiti’s population from natural disasters
· Supports return of 22,500 people to safe housing and improves neighborhoods for 75,000 people
· Finances the education of 100,000 children and feeds 75,000 daily
· Improves competitiveness and investment climate
WASHINGTON, December 1, 2011 — The World Bank Board of Directors today endorsed a new 12-month strategy for Haiti that will help protect the country’s population from natural disasters, support the return of 22,500 people to safe housing, improve neighborhoods for 75,000 people, finance tuition for 100,000 children and school feeding for 75,000 children. In addition, the strategy aims to revitalize the economy, improve conditions for investment, and strengthen the productivity and sustainability of agriculture and rural development. The 2012 Haiti Interim Strategy Note (ISN) programs US$255 million in grants from the International Development Association’s (IDA) Crisis Response Window.
“The new interim strategy underlines the World Bank’s commitment to Haiti’s ongoing reconstruction and longer-term economic recovery efforts,” said Pamela Cox, World Bank Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean. “The strategy is closely aligned with the Government’s priorities and designed to provide substantial support for physical reconstruction and institutional strengthening in order to deliver concrete short-term results, while increasing the country’s capacity to rebuild itself.”
web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:23059532~pagePK:34370~piPK:34424~theSitePK:4607,00.html
MC Endeavors Debut?
World Bank approves $255 million plan for Haiti
Charity fatigue has Haitian officials calling for more investments
By TRENTON DANIEL
Associated Press
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- The World Bank will spend $255 million to help house Haitians, clean up neighborhoods and send thousands of children to school over the next year under a plan approved Thursday by the agency's board.
The new funds seek to fill critical needs in Haiti as the troubled nation nears the second anniversary of the January 2010 earthquake that toppled thousands of homes, destroyed hundreds of schools and force more than a million Haitians into precarious settlements in the capital and elsewhere.
The money will go toward housing 22,500 people, many of whom have been living in the hundreds of tent camps that sprang up after the quake. It will also help spruce up parks and repair roads in neighborhoods that are home for 75,000 people, pay for school tuition for 100,000, train 8,000 teachers and provide hot meals five days a week for 75,000 youngsters.
The funds give hope that reconstruction will move along even though a recovery panel that was supposed to coordinate those efforts dissolved in October.
The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, which was co-chaired by former U.S. President Bill Clinton, came to an end after Haitian authorities failed to renew its 18-month mandate.
A transition team and Prime Minister Garry Conille are trying to figure out the shape and responsibilities of a new panel.
The World Bank announcement came the same week that a forum hosted by the Haitian government and the Inter-American Development Bank brought hundreds of potential investors to Haiti, an impoverished country long overlooked because of its tattered infrastructure, cumbersome laws and unpredictable political climate.
President Michel Martelly said at the event that he wants to create 500,000 jobs within three years.
Some of those jobs are to be generated by two international businesses that announced projects this week: a $224 million industrial park in the north, the country's biggest private investment since the quake, and a $45 million Marriott Hotel to be built in the capital.
Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/12/01/2527378/world-bank-approves-255-million.html#ixzz1fMQ7wpV7
MSMY on a Roll!
Good volume, nice result so far! +28.13% currently, was just up 37.50%.
Let the good times roll!
MSMY +37.50%
MSMY +34.37%
Choo-Choo Train Starting...
4:1 Dillution now over...
This stock is now in "still water." No selling pressure and no buying pressure was achieved this morning. I sense the tide is shifting, now that all the 103million public shares are on the market (a lot of market maker buys to finish it all in the alloted year time from the DTCC).
Anyways....
Buying will beget volume big time...
I would not be surprised if we end up in the teens today...
Ask will be super thin. Most people here are in for the long run. I am waiting till dollarland to sell any of mine. :)
Cheers, happy hunting!
Where is your million shares Illini?
Lame, he is the pumper.
MSMY Heating Up!!
The Squeeze is on...
Have an order in, 250,000 shares up to limit .008.
Do not see a lot of shares now that the 4:1 split share dilution is over now that is is 12/1....
Monstrous day incoming?
Merry Xmas MSMY'ers!!
Let's make it a good one!
And what a news release would do... would only beget more volume... and at these levels, watch out. Only a couple thousand dollars away from .01 and onwards...
I think I have MSMY Fever...
Guess we will have the perfect scenario for "buying begets buying" today, as this stock is sitting in still water waiting for sentiment to change. The volume has all but dried up. With even small amounts of money this stock will have large gains, attracting attention and possibly setting up today for a wild day.
I know I am excited...
Something tells me there is going to be an MSMY Choo Choo Train today...
Looking for a big move. Takes buying to start it...
Buying begets buying... who will step up first?
Investment Forum Seeks Business Opportunities for Haiti
Former U.S. President and U.N. special envoy to Haiti, Bill Clinton, left, holds a coffee before the opening ceremony of an investor conference at the Karibe hotel in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, November 29, 2011.
Business leaders are discussing new possibilities for Haiti at a conference designed to bring more money and jobs to the impoverished Caribbean nation.
The two-day Invest in Haiti Forum in the capital, Port-au-Prince, is aimed at highlighting business opportunities in the country. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) organized the event along with the Haitian government and the Clinton Foundation.
Haitian President Michel Martelly said his government wants to create 500,000 jobs during the next three years.
The IDB says participants have discussed opportunities in areas such as apparel, tourism and agribusiness, as well as infrastructure projects linked to Haiti's reconstruction and development efforts. New projects include a Marriott hotel planned for Port-au-Prince and a South Korean-run industrial park.
Former U.S. president Bill Clinton said the forum shows the world that Haiti is again open for business.
The IDB says companies, NGOs and government agencies from 29 foreign countries and territories are taking part in the conference, which ends Wednesday. International companies have long been hesitant to do business in Haiti because of political instability and cumbersome laws.
Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is still recovering from a January 2010 earthquake that devastated much of Port-au-Prince.
Haiti Shows Signs Of Progress Nearly 2 Years After Earthquake
By Peter Fowler at 30 Nov 11:36
(Newsroom America) -- Almost two years after the devastating earthquake that killed over 200,000 people, Haiti is reportedly showing remarkable signs of progress, a United Nations official said.
Nigel Fisher, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Haiti told reporters in New York that there have been significant advances on education, health, job creation, and infrastructure, among other sectors, through effective reconstruction projects.
Mr. Fisher emphasized that to be able to provide an integral picture of the situation in Haiti, pre-earthquake conditions need to be considered.
Before the earthquake, Haiti was already the poorest country in the Southern Hemisphere, Mr. Fisher said.
“Three quarters of the population earned and still earn less than two dollars a day, 70 per cent did not have stable jobs, more than half of children did not go to school, and the great majority – about 70 to 80 per cent – had no access to electricity, and only five per cent of roads were in decent conditions.
“The earthquake highlighted decades of chronic political instability, lack of basic social services and economic opportunities that left so many Haitians in deep poverty and chronic vulnerability,” Mr. Fisher added, stressing it was against this backdrop that the international community and the Government responded.
However, Mr. Fisher said that large-scale recovery projects that were already starting to have a visible impact in the country.
“In July 2010, 1.5 million Haitians were sheltered in camps receiving clean water, food, medical care and access to latrines. Today, 500,000 people are still in those camps. While this is still a significant number, it represents a two-thirds reduction in just over a year,” he said.
Mr. Fisher stressed that even as things improve, aid is still needed to continue the work carried out so far. “Even as housing and resettlement programmes accelerate, thousands of people still have basic social needs at a time when humanitarian funding is decreasing and too many partners are closing essential operations.”
Regarding the cholera epidemic last year, Mr. Fisher said that a national response system and an alert system are now in place, and that fatality rates have dropped to just over one per cent.
He also addressed criticism of aid distribution as being too slow by pointing out that 88 per cent out of the $4.6 billion in aid pledged by countries last year, have already been dispersed or committed to specific programmes for transport, debris removal, education, job creation, water and sanitation, public administration, health, housing, energy, among other areas.
Mr. Fisher underscored that there is still much to be done on all fronts in the country, but urged countries to see the bigger picture, and keep supporting Haiti in the long-term.
Progress should be put into context, he said. As an example he said Haiti has managed to get rid of almost 50 per cent of debris, equivalent to five million cubic metres. In contrast, it took five and a half years to remove 1.3 million cubic metres in Aceh after it was hit by a tsunami in 2006.
“The suggestion that no progress has been achieved is to paint a false picture,” Mr. Fisher said, adding that continued support will make it possible for the country to achieve further advances.
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The tiny blocks indicate that there are no buyers or sellers in the stock currently. The amount of money traded in the past few days was well under $1000. Nothing is going on, it is waiting for something to happen.
The reason I think that this stock is so low is that the public float was not all out in the market, and it reached the deadline (1-year from the 4:1 split that took place on 11/30 last year if I remember right...).
Remember, the stock is registered with the DTCC and this organization is the clearing house who is in charge of issuing all of the stock to the market. Once all of the public shares are in the market (which I believe they are as of today), the stock will be free to trade on a more "routine" like buying and selling.
I believe that the promotions were done in order to "generate" buying, as this would be the way to get the shares into the hands of the public from the initial "ipo."
Regardless, I think this stock is there for the pickings. From what I can tell from the level 2, and my current knowledge of how stocks work, I think that with the next 20,000$ invested into this stock it may move all the way up to 15 cents or so. We will see.
Thanks, not trying to pump just showing what I see technically.
The fundamentals of this stock may get hyped in this next run up IMO...
Next few buyers are lucky people! :)
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RiskoN
Whoever buys MSMY next just ensured themselves a merry Christmas.
IMO only ;)
Run up to 55 cents coming before the 12/25 more authorized shares released (IMO only at least).
Tim Alger probably has some inside shares.
Remember, the public float is 103million, there are also 200million inside shares that I believe are not able to hit the market till some time next year or down the road.
There are also more authorized shares out there, but I think we should see a very nice run-up before that time. Once any kind of buying comes this stock will jump.
Just watch.
Once ANY Buying of 1000$ or more comes in, this thing is going off to the races. I think that the market makers were not able to get the full 103million public float out to the market and in the last two weeks we saw them selling back and forth to each other in order to entice buying.
Remember, the par value of these shares is .001, so anything above that is actually "fair value" for the market maker to sell at.
Buying will send this back to .15 cents in a jiffy. That is why there has been constant selling. I think it is over. Anyone willing to be a buyer to find out :)
With the current public float and shares available, a $5,000 investment would bring this stock to 3 cents. Just my opinion and math. That is how depressed this stock is.
$5,000 for 1-2% of the possible leading green reconstruction company in the coming days? Lol, why is nobody doing it? I wish I had more money to!
Lotta happy campers here soon IMO.
Seller is exhausted. Waiting on buyers for this to rocketship.
The news may have been posted... but has the analysis been made?
Did you read between the lines? The focus seems to be shifting. I see the International Haiti Relief Commission no longer existing as a good thing as it probably means that Haiti is finally ready to start the long awaited reconstruction process. Speculation on MSMY should be at least a minimum. I would not be surprised to see this at .15 cents one of these days just when the right person learns about this stock and places a bet. .15 cents would mean this company would have a 15 million dollar market cap (public float) and 60million$ valuation as a company.
Considering the possibility of MC Endeavors becoming a leading partner (if not the primary breadwinner), based on the fact that they had Lewis Lucke on their board for 9 months while the Haiti Reconstruction process was being mapped out behind the scenes... I would say its all but certainty that this company will be apart of the Haitian reconstruction building process. I personally estimate anywhere from 1-3 billion$ (from the 10billion$ World Bank ALREADY ALLOCATED money that has been waiting to be unleashed for this process).
Re-look at the news again with this understanding....
I expect a rocket-ship any one of these days.... You can buy 2.5% of this company for 5000$ right now. Anyone who recognizes the value this company has going for it would be an absolute fool not to buy more of this stock. That is just my opinion. I am already all in for full disclosure.
Re-look at the news again with this understanding....
Garry Conille clarified that this unit is composed of a technical unit and a steering committee composed of six ministers, that it is an implementation structure that will work in common agreement with the IHRC and that all partners will be involved so that we can move forward. "The Commission will be primarily civil, but certainly, we will benefit from the experience of one or two military experts, because we need people who have technicality, to make recommendations very sharp..." adding that by January 2012, there will be some buildings that will start, but above all the people will have an exact schedule of construction for each building."
Haiti -The Government puts in place an unit for the reconstruction
27/11/2011 08:51:15
Haiti - Reconstruction : The Government puts in place an unit for the reconstruction
Last Friday, the President of the Republic has proceeded with the installation of the UCLBP (Unit of housing and public buildings construction), which will work on the reconstruction of government buildings and housing for the population. The installation ceremony took place last Friday to the Primature in the presence of the Prime Minister, Dr. Garry Conille, members of the cabinet as well as partners involved in the reconstruction.
"This unit will have a very well organized structure, which will enable us to plan and move quickly towards investment, so that we can rebuild all public buildings. We will try to start as soon as possible with Parliament. We are already working on a series of buildings in the area of ??Duvivier and Morne-à-cabris and we'll do the planning so so that by next week, the President has an exact schedule as he asked us : when the constructions will start, where will they be made and when they will be completed" stated the Prime Minister after the meeting.
Garry Conille clarified that this unit is composed of a technical unit and a steering committee composed of six ministers, that it is an implementation structure that will work in common agreement with the IHRC and that all partners will be involved so that we can move forward. "The Commission will be primarily civil, but certainly, we will benefit from the experience of one or two military experts, because we need people who have technicality, to make recommendations very sharp..." adding that by January 2012, there will be some buildings that will start, but above all the people will have an exact schedule of construction for each building."
Concerning the location of buildings, Garry Conille clarified "we have focused primarily the bottom of the city for public buildings, but we have already started the construction of housing as I said, in the area of Morne-à-cabris, Duvivier. [...] The work of the airport has already begun and progress. We will try to turn the country into a real site, so that the population can see that indeed we are moving forward."
For his part, the President Martelly declared "[...] we talked about the need to have this dashboard, today we are talking about major projects, for example, it is time to remake the port, the Prime Minister decided that we will remake the port. We are at the stage of studies, we will have all the answers when the Prime Minister will have delivered me this dashboard... We also talked about the Port of South, we know that this project exists for a long time, unfortunately, the feasibility study have not yet been achieved, the pre-feasibility study will be ready in six weeks, and from there we will know when we can start. [...] it is time that we converted the country into a construction site. We realized that the money is not the problem, now if a person makes a project of more than 70.000 U.S. dollars, it is necessary that the project goes into tender, it is a heavy structure that requires three months, eight months before to be able to take a decision. We call upon the good faith of parliamentarians [...] to find a way to overcome this system that is heavy [...]"
http://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-4346-haiti-reconstruction-the-government-puts-in-place-an-unit-for-the-reconstruction.html
Haiti - Reconstruction : The Government puts in place an unit for the reconstruction
27/11/2011 08:51:15
Haiti - Reconstruction : The Government puts in place an unit for the reconstruction
Last Friday, the President of the Republic has proceeded with the installation of the UCLBP (Unit of housing and public buildings construction), which will work on the reconstruction of government buildings and housing for the population. The installation ceremony took place last Friday to the Primature in the presence of the Prime Minister, Dr. Garry Conille, members of the cabinet as well as partners involved in the reconstruction.
"This unit will have a very well organized structure, which will enable us to plan and move quickly towards investment, so that we can rebuild all public buildings. We will try to start as soon as possible with Parliament. We are already working on a series of buildings in the area of ??Duvivier and Morne-à-cabris and we'll do the planning so so that by next week, the President has an exact schedule as he asked us : when the constructions will start, where will they be made and when they will be completed" stated the Prime Minister after the meeting.
Garry Conille clarified that this unit is composed of a technical unit and a steering committee composed of six ministers, that it is an implementation structure that will work in common agreement with the IHRC and that all partners will be involved so that we can move forward. "The Commission will be primarily civil, but certainly, we will benefit from the experience of one or two military experts, because we need people who have technicality, to make recommendations very sharp..." adding that by January 2012, there will be some buildings that will start, but above all the people will have an exact schedule of construction for each building."
Concerning the location of buildings, Garry Conille clarified "we have focused primarily the bottom of the city for public buildings, but we have already started the construction of housing as I said, in the area of Morne-à-cabris, Duvivier. [...] The work of the airport has already begun and progress. We will try to turn the country into a real site, so that the population can see that indeed we are moving forward."
For his part, the President Martelly declared "[...] we talked about the need to have this dashboard, today we are talking about major projects, for example, it is time to remake the port, the Prime Minister decided that we will remake the port. We are at the stage of studies, we will have all the answers when the Prime Minister will have delivered me this dashboard... We also talked about the Port of South, we know that this project exists for a long time, unfortunately, the feasibility study have not yet been achieved, the pre-feasibility study will be ready in six weeks, and from there we will know when we can start. [...] it is time that we converted the country into a construction site. We realized that the money is not the problem, now if a person makes a project of more than 70.000 U.S. dollars, it is necessary that the project goes into tender, it is a heavy structure that requires three months, eight months before to be able to take a decision. We call upon the good faith of parliamentarians [...] to find a way to overcome this system that is heavy [...]"
http://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-4346-haiti-reconstruction-the-government-puts-in-place-an-unit-for-the-reconstruction.html