OIF urges Haitian stakeholders to unite for a political agreement

One week after the end of the transitional presidential council's mandate, the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) reacts. In a public statement, the OIF urges Haitian stakeholders to opt for an inclusive solution through a political agreement while power is temporarily exercised by the Council of Ministers. It emphasizes that the absence of a broad political agreement could weaken this third phase of the transition. The organization notes that divisions within the political class continue to hinder the emergence of a consensual framework.
It thus emphasizes the necessity of such an agreement for institutional stability and the improvement of the population's living conditions.
In light of this situation, it encourages national stakeholders to overcome partisan interests to reach a lasting understanding. The Francophone institution took the opportunity to renew its support for Haiti by facilitating the establishment of the Gang Repression Force (FRG). It should be noted that the OIF is a structure comprising 90 states and governments: 53 members, 5 associate members, and 32 observers. Gédéon Delva / Le Relief