Mole St Nicolas

[@Pdjelso]

Se la lo peyi a ye yap prezante proje pou yo ka volo yo pi byen. Ala peyi pa gen chans sa papap. Le se pa pitit li se etranje.

[@jhonnyhonorat9328]

Mole st nicolas Beautifull

[@mysticgold1947]

I feel that Haiti can become GREEN AGAIN !!..MORE SEEDS MORE TREES GIVING HAITI THE FREEDOM TO OWN THEIR LAND...

[@luccidhaiti]

Great dream

[@dieuvenysejour1503]

mole st Nicolas cheri lakay mw 😍👍

[@roodessageone1174]

I agree 💯💯👊😊

[@AyitiLinks]

[@WillerOCCEAN]

Un tel projet est impossible sur cette petite portion de terre. J'y ai déjà réalisé une visite d'exploration. Faites vos calculs d'arpentage avant. Cette presqu'ile est très très petite et chaque année elle perd une partie de son littoral.

[@schadracjeanty3478]

pifo se sou lanme lap ye wii saw konnen sel nan kritic nou fo

[@WillerOCCEAN]

Non non Monsieur vous trompez votre projet n‘est pas viable sur cette parcelle de terre. Vous utilisez un logiciel sans connaissance cadastrale

[@ceobiggz5731]

Au moins vous savez à la base cela prend un relevé d'arpentage.Et vous avez entièrement raison.je pense que cette presqu'île doit rester un milieu naturel.

[@beenn15]

Schadrac Jeanty konsa ayisyen ye wi.

[@WillerOCCEAN]

Il parait que c'est un devoir d'informatique qu'on a donné à Schadrac Jean

[@luckbennytoussaint4605]

MY PROPERTY GAS N OIL LAWYER

[@emersonjanvier8704]

oo that's a lie by the the did you already started

[@youngloucofelix2393]

e pa knya

You don't know how to pronounce Port-au-Prince,

[@gp8221]

we have that land for over 200 years we can't do nothing less somebody come to invest build something that we couldn't do.and after 50 years that land will be ours again, just like Dominican Republic they didn't build nothing, foreign companies make DR look like that now.

[@brucetec6597]

There will be nothing left after 50 years. Also do you think they won't find a way to keep it. If all those foreign countries left haiti alone they would turn back into a prosperous country.

[@kelistarr1481]

Haiti is beautiful! I love Haiti!

[@jpb4264]

5 years later, NOTHING.

[@kendetay547]

Nan fe gwo pwoje nou fe 10 sur 10, men reyalizasyon 0 bare

[@zoechucknice9699]

Lol 😆

[@satyricon55]

Emerging country in 2030.A great challenge....

[@omapaulma1640]

The thumbnail pic is my village BORGNE

[@newearthroot]

hahahaha moun sa yo fèm ri anpil. Sèl kob pwojè sa a ap koute yo se pou pwodwi videyo sila a. Sa pap janm rive. Eseye poum wè. hahaha

[@BaronneenCDD]

+newearthroot you fool, your negativity won t do nothing for the coutry, olye ou ankouraje wap ri, gad peyi lachin, kote yo soti, apa se yo kap fe pigwo bizniz jodi a. ignorant

[@mikepierre5933]

depi pwoje sa ap kreye emplwa pou pep la mwen pa gen pwoblem ak sa. reyalite nap viv jodia li kle ke ayiti pa pou ayisyen anko. kominote international la separe gato nou rele ayiti-a an 3 moso . ann espere yon jou voracite a mete pie pou division an fe yon detwi lot. le sa na pran yon ti souf na rejwen sovereignty nou

[@edensonmytil7741]

Ayisyen pagen rev pou haiti, gade kijan we fe carefoure

[@AFRICA4AFRICANS]

STOP THE SHIT!!!!! TO GET INCORPORATED IN HAITI WILL COST 4,000-25,000.00 YET IN AMERICA 49.00 in two you are in business.

[@sinefromabovebabylon3577]

What?

[@wilsonfaustin1344]

We have gas and gold in this zone! We don't need your help!

[@franklindesmangles4878]

U se yon egare se travay nou bezwen

[@paryaj.pam5482]

I am one hatian good work

[@Yamia08]

bs

[@viral_videos257]

This is a grand, ambitious project that unfortunately cannot be done in Haiti for many reasons. Corruption is one of those reasons. Too bad because this is needed.

[@FritzMusicFritzMusic]

This was never a project. They simply hired a tech guy to come up with this presentation as a way to trick the ppl's mind so they could exploit the gold and oil in that area for it is vast

[@michelfranck7921]

Love u Haiti that's i can say........

[@maitretonerre7430]

If are talking to someone in latoture they will tell you that they csme before with ship cranes oou people to work about a month or 3 the workers seen a big big big steel under the ground while they are digging the ground through the see working working working one day in the morning when people going to work they only seen few equipments they gone with the steel that was our treasure that was our gold that why people don't have faith on you maybe finish get what's you want it would be the same thing

[@monserperezlaguerre7588]

If only 50 percent of the above happens it will be a great success.

[@Ambrosia369]

Black people internationally are suffering from a severe case of amnesia. Since when did white people give a damn about black people. They wanna fix the country for themselves and slowly ease your black ass out the way. What would they care about some foreign niggas when they treat black people the way they do in America.

[@romariomilfort5266]

We're not only the first independent country in the Caribbean we're also the first free black nation

[@Ambrosia369]

Yeah, that sounds good and all, but do you support the Haitian revolution?

[@elmatheremy933]

lamot m ap tan ou sdn

[@michelfranck7921]

Love u Haiti that's all i can say .......

[@enicanord1]

tout sa se manti

[@Pouchdaddy]

M0)

[@Ambrosia369]

Hahahaha! Always looking for the smart ones and found one. I see you know what time it is

[@josephcharlemagne3577]

enicanord1 ou sanble ak manti

[@missana372]

Revvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv

[@kornbredmp3]

I love all the new moves for the country. I just dnt want them to take I over

[@beenn15]

Nobody is taking anything over... You're broke, you can't do anything with it. If some investor wants to invest their own money to develop the area, it only makes sense that they make a profit. Unless, of course, you want to continue to be a charity case. That's how every other developed country on the face of this planet does it. Investors signed a contract for development with the understanding that they will make money. Haiti will then get the added benefit of technology transfer, workforce training and infrastructure to move the country forward... Come on people, it's about time we don't let our pride get in the way of progress

[@yiehom8166]

You're broke, you can't do anything with it Merci pour les éternelles insultes racistes. Il y a mieux que vos projets foireux pour ce pays: Y VIVRE EN PAIX. Je sais, c'est trop vous demander. Et puis, qui nous "broke" sinon vous?

[@laguerrewendel9176]

so haïti amazing country

[@the1804warrior]

Yep try your best to put them to sleep..

[@maitretonerre7430]

Why you guys are lies like this kept on making promises here and there maybe you don't have any respect for haitian people

[@Ambrosia369]

They never did, they never will. Lies is what they do best. Haitians have to learn to respect one another and do for self.

[@AyitiLinks]

[@AyitiLinks]

[@JayJayIII333]

its always good to dream

[@NVK617]

beautiful

[@wadnoldjerome4656]

The same guy who design cote de fer project propose this project it could srart in a few year .

[@amadosalcedo9324]

Amado salcedo bel jest pour mon país

[@amadosalcedo9324]

Buen trabajo para môle Saint nicolat

[@AyitiLinks]

[@valeriusisaac203]

Mw pas crois ça c saint Thomas mw ye

[@vietayfilm]

Môle not mòle .

[@charles4u1]

They couldn't even get the city right!

[@gp8221]

it will help bring the employment rate goes down, more jobs for the Haitians, these companies can afford there own technicians to operate those heavy machines, it cost them to much money, that is why they have to train Haitians to do the job with a lower rate, just like Natcom used to pay a Vietnames engineer 3 times they paying the same Haitians engineer now. so let them developed the land. we will never be able to that by ourself,,, just like China just build an entire city in West Africa for over $3 billions .

[@mizikizi6462]

open your eyes haitians the only want our gold and oil we have in mole saint nicolas

[@dorvilusstenley3174]

vole yo bezwen volè mole la wi

[@monserperezlaguerre7588]

Yes