PNN Enters the Transition Arena: Strategic Support Strengthens the National Pact

The adherence of Patriyòt Natif Natal (PNN) to the National Pact marks a significant political step. By joining the initiative led by Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, the party demonstrates its willingness to actively engage in the country's stabilization and the preparation of upcoming elections. In a fragile transitional context, PNN's stance reflects a strategy of institutional anchoring and direct participation in the major political directions of the moment. The governmental initiative, which seeks to broaden its support base, thus finds an additional relay within the organized political class. Beyond the signing, the challenge now lies in the ability of the committed actors to transform commitments into concrete results, particularly regarding security and electoral organization. Ignace Saint-Fleur: between political commitment and administrative responsibility Ignace Saint-Fleur is currently the Director General of BMPAD (Bureau de Monétisation des Programmes d’Aide au Développement). At the head of this strategic institution, he operates at the heart of administrative mechanisms related to the management and coordination of sensitive public resources. In parallel, he leads Patriyòt Natif Natal (PNN), a political party involved in the national debate on the country's transition and stabilization. This dual role – administrative and political – gives him a particular position in the current institutional architecture. Recognized for his presence in decision-making circles, Ignace Saint-Fleur is part of a dynamic where technical governance and political commitment intersect. His adherence to the National Pact illustrates a clear desire to contribute to the structuring of the transitional process, while strengthening PNN's visibility and strategic positioning on the political chessboard. Jean Valdonel CONSTANT