When a ship chartered by the World Food Program (WFP) carrying metric tons of food products for the benefit of the victims of the August 2021 earthquake anchored for the first time at the South International Port, in Baie du Mesle, in an interview with Le Nouvelliste in January 2022, agronomist Pierre Léger, proud and happy, highlighted the "25 years of misery" endured to materialize this phase of the project, essential for the development and opening up of the grand South.

In total, in 2022, seven ships used the port's infrastructure where customs, the National Port Authority (APN), BLTS, and quarantine teams are present. The BLTS inspects all ships before unloading goods, according to Ann Hauge, vice-president of this company whose 1,500 Haitian and foreign investors have already invested $8 million, as of Monday, April 3, 2023.