With the soaring grain and food prices around the world，riots erupted in Haiti and forced the cabinet headed by prime minister Jacques-Edouard Alexis out of office，destabilizing the country’s political situation that had just calmed down a little bit. Various measures adopted by the current president focusing on restoring public confidence did not come to stop the declining trend of the governing party （Party of the Hope）’s influence and the newly elect prime minister Michele Pierre was obliged to resort to support from other major parties of the country. The new government continued targeting the economic policy at fostering economic growth and creating jobs，objectives ever pursued by the previous government but frequently cropping up crimes affected negatively the government’s efforts of courting investment. In view of the financial crisis turned economic slowdown of the US，the economic prospect of Haiti seems worrisome due to its intertwined economic ties with the US. Although foreign financial and food aid programs can be implemented，political unrest，social problems remain in the road ahead for Haiti to further develop bilateral and multilateral relations.