Sae-A trading South Korean company to create Haitian jobs

Updated January 3, 2013 7:36 PM

Sae-A trading, a Garment Company from South Korea plans to open its factory in Haiti and create 20,000 jobs. The factory will be located in the new industrial park located in the North of the country, away from the Republic of Port-au-Prince. The new park is expected to create more than 65,000 jobs and about 5,000 homes nearby.

In 1990, there were over 100,000 garment workers in Haiti. This has decreased to 28,000 today. The Haitian Prime Minister Bellerive admitted that this new deal with the South Korean Garment Company will be the biggest foreign investment in Haiti ever.

Sea-A Trading produces clothes outlets such as Walmart, Target, Gap, Zara and Mango. Sae-A Trading has companies in Nicaragua, Indonesia and Vietnam.

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