Three Young Haitian Diplomats Receive Certificates in Taiwan Training Program
The trio completed the Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative as both nations mark 70 years of diplomatic relations.
Three young Haitian diplomats received certificates at the closing ceremony of the Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative, according to icihaiti.com. Organized over a one-month period, the program aims to enable participants to deepen their knowledge across various fields while fostering the exchange of experiences and strengthening ties between Taiwan and its diplomatic partners. For the 2026 edition, Haiti was represented by Juleviève Lineza Julsaint and Nicholas Anthony Karren Octavius, who focused on the track dedicated to sustainable tourism, and Harley Tuchman Hector, who participated in activities centered on cooperation in new energy and carbon credits. Through various sessions, the diplomats familiarized themselves with different approaches and initiatives within these forward-looking sectors, the outlet reported. The closing ceremony and certificate presentation were attended by Minister-Counselor Ricardin Saint-Jean, who represented the Ambassador of Haiti. The initiative comes as the two nations celebrate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of their diplomatic relations this year. According to icihaiti.com, the program provided the young professionals with opportunities for learning, discovery and the sharing of experiences, and contributed to developing a new generation of diplomats prepared to apply their skills toward Haiti's development and the advancement of its diplomatic reach.