Canada and Haiti Strengthen Ties Amid International Support Mission

Ottawa — In a pivotal conversation yesterday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille underscored their commitment to strengthening the partnership between their nations and addressing the ongoing crisis in Haiti. The discussion focused on Haiti’s immediate needs and the role of international support in stabilizing the region.

Prime Minister Trudeau congratulated Conille on his recent appointment and praised his rapid efforts to establish a transitional government that prioritizes the welfare of the Haitian people. Both leaders highlighted the critical need to work closely with the Transitional Presidential Council to facilitate free and fair elections in Haiti.

A key topic of their discussion was the United Nations-authorized Multinational Security Support mission, designed to restore security and stability in Haiti. Trudeau reaffirmed Canada’s dedication to collaborating with Haiti, Kenya, and other international partners to support the mission’s success. He emphasized the importance of increased global support to address Haiti’s pressing needs effectively.

Trudeau also reiterated Canada’s long-standing commitment to supporting Haitian-led solutions to the country’s crisis. Both leaders reaffirmed the strong bond between Canada and Haiti and agreed to keep in regular contact to navigate the evolving situation.

This dialogue marks a significant step in international efforts to address the humanitarian and security challenges facing Haiti, reflecting a shared commitment to a stable and prosperous future for the country.