Laurent Lamothe touring Silicon Valley, in search of innovation

The Haitian Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe had the opportunity to be with the people at the cutting edge of technology as well as the most powerful and successful in term of business.

ADVERTISEMENT


He met some of the most successful corporate executives of Silicon Valley, including elite tech firms like Google, Facebook and apple to ask for support some of their innovation with Haiti.

Here are some of the most innovative tech Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe visited:

- Internet-connected eyeglasses (By Google)
- Company's driverless car (By Google)

According to Laurent Lamothe, "Technology can help us bridge the development barrier we have today."

Lamothe would like to see a Haiti in the future more wired. Haiti has no ZIP codes and wants to replace its mail address system.

Haiti has been making some effort lately to improve its technology. The country is currently launching a $3.9 million program deploying 65 miles of optical fiber in the southern region.

I just wish I was there with the Prime Minister

Reply to this article  (1)

Read more: Technology, Laurent Lamothe, facebook, Internet, Silicon Valley, Google, Apple, Zip Code, Optical Fiber, Newsletter Articles, Technology

« Haiti's Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe Visits Silicon Valley | Main | Does Laurent Lamothe have Chilean Nationality? »

Return to Articles List

All Comments (1)

Positivo29 says...

Moise jn charles aristide ak tout lot palmante ki menm non yo yo pa ekri ki menm ka pale nan figi moun pavle ki te ayiti

Reply  ... More

Leave a Reply

Name (required)

E-mail (required, will not be published)

Subject: Laurent Lamothe touring Silicon Valley, in search of innovation edit

» »

Our objective is to share with you news and information about Haiti and the people of Haiti. Traditions, habits and the way we were  or  grew are alive in this site. We highly recommend that you Subscribe to our Newsletter and also share with us some of the things that are memorable and made us unique people.