Prime Minister Garry Conille presented an overview of his recent diplomatic mission to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya, focusing on establishing partnerships to address Haiti’s security crisis. The UAE’s commitment includes long-term support in security and technology, while Kenya will contribute police officers for a Multinational Security Support Mission. Conille emphasized the urgent need for resources to combat criminal organizations.
On October 15, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille returned to Haiti following his official mission to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya. During a press conference held at the diplomatic lounge of Toussaint Louverture International Airport, he offered an overview of his trip aimed at establishing new partnerships and highlighting the pressing crisis in Haiti to the international community. The Prime Minister outlined the assistance from the United Arab Emirates, noting, “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 emphasized the commitment of the UAE to support Haiti’s efforts in addressing its multifaceted challenges. Prime Minister Conille explained that during his discussions with key figures, including Vice President Mohammed Ben Rachid Maktoum, they explored measures to bolster Haiti’s security infrastructure. He mentioned plans for a steady supply of vital equipment—including drones, armored vehicles, and ammunition—to enhance the capabilities of the Haitian National Police (PNH) and the Armed Forces (FAd’H) over the long term. Conille confirmed the imminent deployment of 600 Kenyan police officers to Haiti as part of the Multinational Security Support Mission, reiterating that additional support from other regional countries would follow. He remarked, “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.” He stressed the necessity for substantial aid and resources to effectively combat criminal factions, declaring, “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.”
Haiti faces a significant security and humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the prevalence of criminal gangs and social unrest. The government has been actively seeking international support to address these issues while fostering partnerships to enhance national stability and development. The recent mission by Prime Minister Garry Conille to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya was a strategic step in mobilizing aid and resources to tackle these pressing challenges and improve Haiti’s security infrastructure.
In summary, Prime Minister Garry Conille’s mission to the United Arab Emirates and Kenya aims to forge partnerships that will provide critical support to Haiti in addressing its multifaceted crisis. The commitments made, especially in terms of security assistance and the expected deployment of Kenyan police, signal a collaborative effort in confronting the challenges facing Haiti today. The establishment of a reliable partnership with the UAE is essential for bolstering Haiti’s national security and restoring public safety, ultimately contributing to the country’s recovery and stability.
Original Source: www.haitilibre.com
