Haiti’s Prime Minister Reports on International Mission to Strengthen Security Partnerships
Prime Minister Garry Conille reported on his mission to the UAE and Kenya, focusing on new partnerships for Haiti. He discussed military support from the UAE, the deployment of 600 Kenyan police officers to Haiti, and the urgent need for resources to combat criminal activity.
On October 15, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille addressed the media upon his return to Haiti, where he provided an overview of his recent official mission to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya. He highlighted the mission’s primary objectives, which included forging new partnerships and engaging with Kenyan President William Ruto to draw international attention to Haiti’s pressing crises. During his briefing at the Toussaint Louverture International Airport’s diplomatic lounge, Prime Minister Conille emphasized Haiti’s imminent collaboration with the United Arab Emirates, particularly in critical areas such as security, energy, food supply, and technological oversight. “Today, Haiti is on the verge of establishing a reliable and lasting partnership with the United Arab Emirates in security, energy, food and technological surveillance,” he declared. This partnership is rooted in a strong commitment from the UAE to support Haiti’s efforts. He elaborated on his discussions initiated by UAE Vice President Mohammed Ben Rachid Maktoum, which focused on enhancing Haiti’s security framework. Conille mentioned the potential provision of military-grade equipment, including drones, armored vehicles, and firearms, to strengthen both the Haitian National Police (PNH) and the Armed Forces of Haiti (FAd’H). Moreover, the Prime Minister confirmed that as part of the Multinational Security Support Mission, 600 police officers from Kenya would soon be deployed to Haiti, with the expectation that additional nations would follow suit. “Thanks to the support of partner countries and countries friendly to Haiti, it is certain that we will succeed in resolving the security crisis definitively,” Conille asserted. Conille underscored the urgency of addressing Haiti’s security issues, stating, “To definitively win the victory against criminal groups, we need a critical mass of aid, necessary human resources, equipment, and adequate technological tools to strengthen the PNH and the FAd’H.”
This article discusses the recent official visit of Prime Minister Garry Conille to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya, focusing on efforts to establish partnerships aimed at addressing Haiti’s multifaceted crises, particularly security challenges. The Prime Minister’s interactions with leaders from both countries are part of a broader strategy to garner international support for Haiti’s stabilization and development.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Garry Conille’s mission to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya has opened avenues for substantial international support for Haiti. With forthcoming deployments of Kenyan police and potential military assistance from the UAE, there is a framework in place for addressing Haiti’s escalating security challenges. The Prime Minister’s emphasis on the need for extensive aid and resources highlights the ongoing struggle against criminal groups, with hopes of achieving lasting peace and stability in the nation.
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