Haitian State Inaugurates Fire and Rescue Center
By La Rédaction · Port-au-Prince
· 2 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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The transitional presidential council government proceeded on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, with the inauguration of the Metropolitan Industrial Park Fire and Rescue Center (CISPIM). The ceremony took place in the presence of council-president, Frinel Joseph, and the Minister of Commerce and Industry, James Monazard.
The center is created to strengthen incident prevention and response capabilities, declared CP Frinel Joseph in his address for the occasion.
“It is with great responsibility that we inaugurate this center, a symbol of resilience and hope. It will serve not only the industrial zone but also the entire community,” specified Frinel Joseph.
According to him, in a context marked by security challenges, this project demonstrates the leaders' will to ensure a favorable climate for investments. At a time when unexpected events can occur at any moment, it is essential to have the necessary means to prevent and respond effectively to crises.
For his part, James Monazard, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, emphasized the importance of this infrastructure. “The creation of the center is part of a broader strategy by the authorities aimed at improving the business environment in Haiti,” he said.
“The presence of a Fire and Rescue Center strengthens the credibility and attractiveness of industries on the international stage. Investors, both national and foreign, ensure the security of infrastructure and a country's capacity to manage industrial risks,” declared the minister.
“By equipping Haiti with this modern center, we send a clear message: our country is ready to welcome businesses in a safe environment that adapts to the demands of the global market,” Monazard insisted.
The inauguration of CISPIM is part of the authorities' ongoing efforts to modernize the country's infrastructure. In August 2024, another fire and rescue center had already been inaugurated in the SONAPI Industrial Park under the direction of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.



