Haiti's Foreign Ministry Holds Strategic Talks With Diplomatic Missions
Foreign Minister Raina Forbin chaired July 15-16 working sessions with heads of Haiti's 57 diplomatic and consular missions, according to Le Nouvelliste.
Haiti's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship (MAEC), Raina Forbin, chaired working meetings on July 15 and 16 with the heads of the country's 57 diplomatic and consular missions, according to Le Nouvelliste. The ministry said the sessions aimed to evaluate implementation of the government's roadmap and to strengthen the effectiveness of Haiti's diplomatic action. During the exchanges, officials presented a diplomatic aide-mémoire and a document outlining business opportunities in Haiti, the ministry said. The discussions also addressed the modernization of Haitian diplomacy, including the reconfiguration of the diplomatic map, the creation of a corps of administrators, and the launch of a digital platform called Consul. The reported meetings come amid a broader push by the ministry to reinforce Haiti's international partnerships, with Le Nouvelliste noting related engagements including a bilateral meeting between the foreign minister and her Bahamian counterpart, a call for the OECD to strengthen its support for Haiti, and discussions with Spain on reviving bilateral cooperation. No further details on outcomes or timelines were provided in the reporting.