Youths from disadvantaged background sing to CARICOM Heads in Haiti
Jan 09, 2026
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Students from the Institut National ele Musique d’Haiti – an institute in Central Haiti which uses cultural artforms in social intervention for the youth - were given the opportunity to perform for CARICOM Heads of Government and other delegates at the Opening of the twenty-ninth Inter-Sessional Meeting on Monday.
The students performed a welcome song for the Heads, then the National Anthem of the Republic of Haiti and the CARICOM Song – Celebrating CARICOM.
The Institute, located in the Plateau Central area, Pandiassou, has a student population of 1,200.
Haiti, the latest member of the Caribbean Community, CARICOM, is hosting the 29th CARICOM Inter-Sessional Meeting, Monday and Tuesday.
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