Haiti - Montana Accord : Installation of the National Transitional Council (list of members)

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Haiti - Montana Accord : Installation of the National Transitional Council (list of members)
13/12/2021 09:57:13

Sunday, December 12, 2021 in Pétionville, as part of the Montana Accord for a "breakthrough" transition signed on August 30, 2021, the Montana Accord Monitoring Office (BSA), in the presence of company presenters civilian parliamentarians, including Senator Joseph Lambert and members of diplomatic missions proceeded to the installation of the National Transitional Council (CNT).

This Council, made up of 52 members, appointed by parties, political groups and civil society organizations, will have the task of electing a provisional President and a Prime Minister, then validating the Government's roadmap. transient and its composition.

Download the names of the members of the CNT (source Facebook BSA) : https://www.haitilibre.com/docs/Conseil-National-de-Transition.pdf

Let's recall that the Montana Accord "For a Haitian solution to the crisis" signed on August 30, 2021, currently includes the signatures of 418 civil society organizations, 105 popular organizations, 85 political parties and groups and 313 personalities.

Download the text of the August 30, 2021 agreement : https://www.haitilibre.com/docs/accord-30-08-2021.pdf

SL/ HaitiLibre