Mexico Reaffirms Support for Haiti on Security and Institutional Strengthening
Mexican official pledges continued cooperation during meeting with Haiti's foreign minister at the Ibero-American Summit.
Mexico has reaffirmed its commitment to continue cooperating with Haiti in the areas of security and institutional strengthening, according to Le Nouvelliste. The position was expressed by Mexican Secretary of State Roberto Velasco Alvarez during a meeting with Haiti's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, Raina Forbin. The encounter took place on the sidelines of the XXX Ibero-American Summit held in Spain. According to a statement from Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, relayed by the Mexican Embassy in Port-au-Prince, the two officials discussed matters of bilateral cooperation. The report indicates the exchange focused on continued collaboration between the two countries on security and the reinforcement of Haitian institutions. Full details of the discussions were not available in the publicly accessible portion of the report. The reaffirmation comes as Haiti continues to seek international support amid ongoing security challenges. Le Nouvelliste noted the meeting as part of broader diplomatic engagements by Haitian officials at the summit.