Trade at the Dajabón border is back to normal after Haitian restrictions announced.

The president of the National Association of Companies and Industries of Herrera (ANEIH), Angelo Viro, said this Friday that the measure taken by the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Haiti to not allow the entry of foreign goods along the Dominican-Haitian border does not affect the Dominican Republic. As explained, Haiti does not ...

Dominican Republic.– Faced with the prohibition of receiving goods by land from the Dominican Republic to Haiti, traders from the border market of Dajabon said that the measure, which will take effect from April 7, will not affect the binational exchange that takes place at the border. (Continue reading...) The entry Ban on goods will not affect border markets was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.

Despite the Haitian authorities' decision to halt the importation of goods across the land border, the flow of trade between Dominican and Haitian merchants continues normally at this border crossing. The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Haiti (MEF) announced yesterday the prohibition of receiving goods from abroad across its land border with the Dominican Republic, starting Monday, April 7, 2025, as reported by the Haitian media. During a tou…