Haitian Delegation Attended Energy Week in Dominican Republic
A mission led by Minister Joseph Almathe Pierre Louis joined the 11th Energy Week to discuss regional development goals.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Energy
A Haitian delegation participated in the 11th Energy Week held in the Dominican Republic. The group represented the nation during the international conference that ran from October 6 to 9, 2026.
Why it matters
The mission signifies continued engagement between Haiti and the Latin American and Caribbean Organization for Development. Such forums are essential for fostering regional cooperation on energy infrastructure and policy initiatives.
The delegation participated in the 11th iteration of the Energy Week, an event hosted by the Latin American and Caribbean Organization for Development in the Dominican Republic. Officials conducted their mission from October 6 to 9, 2026.
The players
Joseph Almathe Pierre Louis
He serves as the Haitian Minister of Public Works, Transportation and Communications.
Dr. Evenson Calixte
He is the Director General of ANARSE, the national regulatory agency for the Haitian energy sector.
Léonidas Pierre Davoust
He acts as the Energy Cell Coordinator for the Haitian Ministry of Public Works, Transportation and Communications.
Latin American and Caribbean Organization for Development
This regional body organizes annual energy summits to promote sustainability and infrastructure growth across member nations.
The details
The Haitian delegation was headed by Joseph Almathe Pierre Louis, the Minister of Public Works, Transportation and Communications. He was accompanied by ANARSE Director General Dr. Evenson Calixte and Energy Cell Coordinator Léonidas Pierre Davoust to represent Haiti in regional energy talks.
Timeline
October 6 to 9, 2026: The Haitian delegation attended the 11th Energy Week in the Dominican Republic.
Deeper Dive
The delegation's attendance at the Latin American and Caribbean Organization for Development Energy Week reflects a commitment to regional infrastructure standardization. The mission follows the established pattern of Haitian participation in energy cooperation forums hosted by the organization.
Future energy initiatives discussed at the conference may lead to improved electricity reliability and grid infrastructure projects in Haiti. These developments could eventually stabilize local utility costs and enhance access to power for residential and industrial consumers.
The takeaway
Regional energy cooperation remains a vital pathway for Caribbean nations to modernize their aging utility grids. Continued participation in these summits allows Haiti to align its domestic energy policies with broader technological and infrastructure standards.
Further reading
Find more updates on regional power infrastructure in the Energy section.
