Binational market between Haiti and Dajabón begins normally this Monday
The binational market between the Dominican Republic and Haiti began normally this Monday, after authorities opened the border gate at 8:00 a.m., allowing the crossing of hundreds of Haitian citizens into Dominican territory.
From early hours, merchants and buyers began to gather in the surroundings of the market to participate in the trading day, in which Haitian citizens came to acquire the different products offered in this exchange space.
The activity is taking place amidst expectations regarding the behavior of cross-border trade, taking into account the difficult situation that Haiti is going through, marked by insecurity, gang violence, and the instability affecting that country.
the flow of people and commercial movement are aspects of special attention, due to the importance that this market has for the economy of Dajabón and the nearby communities.
The binational market constitutes one of the main scenarios for economic exchange between Dominicans and Haitians, where every week hundreds of merchants and buyers from both nations meet to carry out their commercial activities.
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