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CARICOM Heads welcome designation of Haiti’s Prime Minister
Kaieteur News – The Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) on Thursday welcomed news of the designation of Dr. Garry Conille by the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) as Haiti’s transitional Prime Minister.
Dr. Garry Conille (Haiti Press Network)
Dr. Conille was unanimously elected by the TPC following a selection process with nominations from several stakeholder sectors. The CARICOM Secretariat in a statement said the election of the transitional Prime Minister is another important step forward on the path to free and fair elections and the return to constitutional order in Haiti.
“Aware that there are still many challenges ahead, CARICOM expresses its support for the new Prime Minister-designate and reiterates its commitment of support to the Transitional Presidential Council and to the people of Haiti. CARICOM looks forward to the early completion of the process to officially establish the institutions of transitional governance in accordance with the agreement of March 11, 2024,” the CARICOM Secretariat said on behalf of the CARICOM leaders.
Further, CARICOM Heads commended the Transitional Presidential Council for putting the interest of the country and the people of Haiti above all else.
“This will remain a paramount objective as the TPC, working with Transitional Prime Minister Conille, continues to move forward in restoring security and in establishing the critical broadly representative institutions necessary for the delivery of public services, the provision of humanitarian relief, facilitating socio-economic improvement, and the holding of free and fair elections in a timely manner,” the statement added.
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