Haitian manufacturing primarily focuses on textiles and apparel, leveraging the country's proximity to the United States for trade. The industry benefits from trade agreements like the HOPE Act and CBERA, which provide tariff-free access for certain goods. This has encouraged foreign investment and the establishment of factories, creating jobs for many Haitians. In addition to textiles, Haiti is exploring other manufacturing sectors, such as food processing and assembly of electronic components. The government aims to improve infrastructure and workforce skills to attract more diverse industries, fostering economic growth and stability in the region.