Embassy Open
The Embassy has lifted its shelter in place in order for American employees to report to/from work. The Consular Section is open for emergency American Citizen Services only. Read More»
Presidential Proclamation on National Entrepreneurship Month, 2018
Since the founding of our Nation, generations of Americans have drawn upon every last measure of grit and determination to push the limits of human knowledge, invention, and capability. Our Nation thrives today because bold entrepreneurs and innovators had vision and drive, stopping at nothing to realize their dreams. This intrepid spirit, which burns in ... Read More»
Remarks by U.S. Ambassador Michele J. Sison at the PCV-13 Launch Event
Minister of Health and Population Dr. Greta Roy Clement, Director General of the Ministry of Health and Population Dr. Laure Adrien, Representative for Pan American Health Organization PAHO Luis Cordina, Representative from the World Bank Anabela Abreu, Representative from Gavi the Vaccine Alliance Homero Hernandez, Representative for UNICEF Maria Luisa Fornara, Ladies and Gentelment representing ... Read More»
Remarks by U.S. Ambassador Michele J. Sison at the 2nd Economic Forum hosted by the Haiti Chamber of Commerce for Women Entrepreneurs
Secretary for Youth, Sports, and Civic Action, Director General of the Bank of Haiti; Minister Delegate for Extreme Poverty; Ambassador of Canada; Representative of UN Women in Haiti; President of the CCFEH: It is a pleasure to be with you here today. I congratulate La Chambre de Commerce des Femmes entrepreneures d’Haïti for its Second Economic ... Read More»
Presidential Proclamation on United Nations Day, 2018
On United Nations Day, we recognize the many ways the United Nations has contributed to peace and security among nations. Since it was founded more than 70 years ago with the aim of breaking the cycle of global conflict, the United Nations has provided a forum for nations to resolve conflicts peacefully in an increasingly complex world. The United States is ... Read More»