Clinton leads delegation to Haiti
Mar 11, 2013
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, CMC - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has arrived in Haiti to promote investment in the agriculture sector in the French-speaking Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country.
Clinton, who is also the United Nations' special envoy to Haiti, is heading a delegation on a two-day visit that will include visits to an agriculture school, a coffee-processing plant and a brewery. He is expected to announce several grants from his Clinton Foundation during his stay.
In January, Clinton visited Haiti to mark the third anniversary of the devastating earthquake that killed more than 300,000 people and left more than a million others homeless.
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