What did Laurent Lamothe do for a living?

What did Laurent Lamothe do for a living?

Through his company, Global Voice Group, he introduced telecoms governance technologies in Africa which allow regulation agencies to manage the sector in terms of control, tariff equity and transparency. This earned him a nomination as Ernst & Young “Entrepreneur of the Year” in May 2008.

When did Laurent Lamothe start Global Voice Group?

In 1998, Lamothe founded Global Voice Group SA (GVG) considered today a world-leader in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) solutions for telecoms and fiscal authorities.

When did Laurent Lamothe become CEO of GVG?

In 1998, Lamothe founded Global Voice Group SA (GVG) considered today a world-leader in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) solutions for telecoms and fiscal authorities. He served as CEO of GVG until he stepped down to assume his public sector duties with the Government of Haiti.

When did Laurent Lamothe become Prime Minister of Haiti?

On 1 March 2012, Lamothe was designated as the Prime Minister of Haiti by President Martelly following the resignation of Prime Minister Garry Conille. He successfully served as Prime Minister from March 2012 to December 2014, the longest tenure of any Prime Minister in the last three decades.

When did Laurent Lamothe become Minister of Foreign Affairs?

Subsequently, Lamothe was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship of Haiti. On 26 October 2011, he made his first speech as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs during his installation ceremony, which took place in Bois-Verna, Haiti.

What did Laurent Lamothe do for FDI?

Lamothe implemented programs to fight corruption, and improved conditions to facilitate Foreign Direct Investments (FDI). From 2011 to 2013, FDI increased by 56% compared to the 2006–2010 period. Along with that, through the GOH’s free education program, elementary school attendance rate rose from 55 to 90%.