UNESCO and BINUH discuss strengthening cooperation in Haiti
UNESCO's resident representative met the head of the UN Support Office to review shared priorities.
The resident representative of UNESCO in Haiti, Eric Voli Bi, received the head of the United Nations Support Office in Haiti (BINUH/BANUH), Daniela Kroslak, on July 9 for a courtesy visit, according to Le Nouvelliste. The two officials discussed the common priorities of the United Nations system in Haiti and prospects for strengthening cooperation in order to support national efforts toward peace, sustainable development, social cohesion and community resilience, the outlet reported. The meeting reflects ongoing coordination among UN agencies operating in Haiti. No further details on specific programs, timelines or joint initiatives were provided in the report. Le Nouvelliste framed the encounter as a visite de courtoisie between the two agency leaders. The discussions centered on aligning the work of the UN system with national objectives, though the report did not specify concrete commitments or funding arrangements resulting from the exchange.