Efforts by national and international actors to find solutions that can facilitate a return to normal socio-economic activities have increased in recent days. Canada and the United States are at the top of the list to direct military forces planned for this month in Haiti in November. Prime Minister Ariel Henry met the DG on Wednesday 26 October. Hey, from the PNH. They discussed the country’s security issue.

The International, to deal with the current situation, envisages the reinforcement of the National Police through military intervention, which must enable it to thwart the gangs that are taking the national roads and the country’s ports hostage, has announced US Secretary of State Antony Blinken , during his recent visit to Canada and in his discussions with Canadian authorities on the Haitian security and humanitarian crisis.

At the same time, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, along with Deputy Secretary of State for the Western Hemisphere Brian Nichols, want the deployment of this force in Haiti as soon as possible. “This multinational force that the United States is planning for Haiti should be mostly police and some military,” said Brian Nichols. Despite this, Canada has sufficient resources to ensure leadership of this military intervention, but no conclusion has yet been drawn as to which country should lead it. Several dozen countries that are Haiti’s partners around the world have supported the idea that a military power is present on this territory, he said.

This Wednesday, October 26th, Prime Minister Ariel Henry met the acting Director-General. of the state police, Mr. Frantz Elbé. They discussed the security crisis and the Prime Minister also visited the PNH heavy machinery fleet.

“This stocktaking, conducted by Prime Minister Ariel Henry, falls within the framework of the government’s support to the PNH and strengthening the operational capacity of the police institution to better address the various issues related to the security challenges of the hour,” said the police institution’s communications arm With.

On the same day, the United States Charge d’Affaires in Haiti, Mr. Eric Stromayer, and other American personalities visited the Director General of the PNH. Mr. Franz Elbe. Together they assessed the country’s security situation and considered some prospects for strengthening the operational capacity of law enforcement agencies on the territory. However, on Tuesday 25 October, a delegation made up of Michel Chanoux, adviser and chargé d’affaires at the French embassy in Haiti, Colonel Grégory Charvieux, defense attaché in Martinique, and sergeant-major Christian Souma, also discussed the issue with the PNH’s general management Scourge of uncertainty and the operational capacities of the PNH.

On the other hand, for a solution to end the crisis, the PNH invites the population in its duty to serve and protect, to work with its agents to fight against banditry in all its forms, to restore order and peace throughout the territory.

Oberde Karl