New York Assembly Resolution 34 commemorates the 221st Anniversary of Haiti's Independence from France.

New York Assembly Resolution 34 commemorates the 221st Anniversary of Haiti's Independence from France. The resolution recognizes the significance of Haitian contributions to society and the cultural heritage of ethnic groups in New York. It highlights Haiti's independence on January 1, 1804, and the reparations charged by France, which were not fulfilled until 1922. The resolution also notes the deep relationship between the people of New York and Haiti, rooted in kinship and shared values.

New York Assembly Resolution 34 commemorates the 221st Anniversary of Haiti's Independence from France.

New York Assembly Resolution 34 commemorates the 221st Anniversary of Haiti's Independence from France. The resolution recognizes the significance of Haitian contributions to society and the cultural heritage of ethnic groups in New York. It highlights Haiti's independence on January 1, 1804, and the reparations charged by France, which were not fulfilled until 1922. The resolution also notes the deep relationship between the people of New York and Haiti, rooted in kinship and shared values.