Eduardo Duluc is pleased to announce the rapid growth of his business partnership with the Haitian government as he celebrates the signing of his third contract with them for 2013. As the CEO of his business, Grupo Echo Delta, Eduardo Duluc has been awarded contracts to build three new major buildings in Haiti. Grupo Echo Delta has the contracts for the new Banque de la Republique, the new Parliamentary building, and the reconditioning of the Triumphe Teather in Port au Prince.

Eduardo Duluc and the Haitian government have a longstanding relationship with one another. Eduardo Duluc was heavily involved in the immediate relief effort after the 2010 earthquake devastated much of Haiti, and he continues to support reconstruction and revitalization in the area, both personally and through multiple of his businesses. His aviation company works directly with the Haitian government’s air force. Additionally, one of Eduardo Duluc’s many architectural firms was awarded a contract last year for a 3,000-strong housing project, half of which were completed this year.

These building contracts mark a new step forward in the relationship between Eduardo Duluc and the Haitian government. Eduardo Duluc is proud to provide valuable services to his neighboring country, and the Haitian government happily welcomes the business of a trusted professional such as Eduardo Duluc. The three contracts are estimated to take many years to successfully complete, and both parties look forward to the continued growth of their business partnership during that time.

“I am thrilled to continue to do such successful business with the Haitian government,” Eduardo Duluc says. “We have built such a positive relationship with each other – it can only continue to grow and flourish as the years pass.”

Eduardo Duluc notes that he has always felt a close personal bond with Haiti. He considers philanthropy and government work to be part of his larger civic duty, and his ties to Haiti make it clear to him that his efforts have a well-deserved home there. While these new contracts will certainly contribute to that sense of service, Eduardo Duluc also plans to continue with his philanthropic work as well, and will not stop fighting for the prosperity of Haiti’s citizens.