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Videos From the IDB Meeting in Port Au Prince 

by Peter Haas
October 19th, 2009

At Clinton Global Initiative last month, we recieved an invitation to attend the Inter American Development Bank meeting on investment in Haiti. Here are a few clips from the event in Port au Prince. Overall the meeting held a high level of optimism for development both of job growth and infrastructure within Haiti. Let us hope, as UN special envoy Clinton says in the following clips, that we can move beyond just having discussions and into partnerships that hold tangible results for the Haitian people.

President Clinton Keynote:


President Clinton Closing:


Duration: 2min 3 secs

President Preval Closing Part 1:


Duration: 6min 6sec

President Preval Closing Part 2:


Duration: 6 min 22secs

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