The PM spoke with Anne Witkowsky

On Tuesday, Prime Minister ai Ariel Henry met with the US Assistant Secretary of State for Conflict and Stabilization Operations, Ms. Anne Witkowsky, who came in particular to try to relaunch the process of dialogue between the Prime Minister and the members of the Montana accord. Discussions also focused on security and election issues. The Head of Government reaffirmed his firm will to restore security and to continue the national dialogue with the country's active forces, with a view to reaching a broad consensus in the run-up to the next elections.

Sit-in for people with reduced mobility

On Tuesday March 8, several dozen people with reduced mobility staged a sit-in in front of the Ministry for the Status of Women and Women's Rights. The protesters have submitted a document to the Ministry in which he denounces the discrimination of which they are victims and demand respect for their rights.

Chile donates shelter to DPC

As part of a cooperation program with Chile, promoted by the International Cooperation Agency for Development (AGCID - Haiti), the Ambassador of Chile in Haiti, Rodrigo Donoso made the donation to Jerry Chandler, Director of Civil Protection (DPC), of a brand new shelter to take care of families in emergency situations.

A Montana Accord delegation met with the US envoy

On Tuesday, March 8, a delegation from the Montana Accord Monitoring Office met at the U.S. Embassy with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Conflict and Stabilization Operations Anne A. Witkowsky. "Good discussion with Montana Accord signatories on Haiti’s long-term stabilization needs. The United States continues to encourage dialogue among all Haitians to achieve broad political consensus," said Witkowsky after the meeting.

International Women's Day

Prime Minister Henry:

"On this March 8, I dedicate a special thought to the Haitian woman, pillar of our society. I am very sensitive to the constant fight she is engaged in for her survival. I reiterate my Government's desire to continue working to improve its living conditions. See also : https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-36133-icihaiti-women-s-day-intervention-of-prime-minister-ai-ariel-henry.html

Catherine Flon Prize :

Tuesday, March 8, as part of the celebration of World Women's Day, James Cadet, Minister of the Environment reiterated his commitment to do everything possible to allow the effective integration of Haitian women and their recognition as engine of socio-economic development and announced the creation of the "Catherine Flon Prize", in order to "highlight the work of Haitian women who have distinguished themselves over the years, by their invaluable contribution in the fight for the protection of the environment. and the empowerment of women in our communities."

Former First Lady Martine Moïse :

"The Women of Haiti suffer from kidnapping, violence, misery, injustice, exclusion, insecurity etc... Often we are victims but we are resilient. I will continue to fight by your side and for you. The future, for sure, holds better days for us," declared the former First Lady Martine moïse on social networks.

former President Michel Martelly:

"On this March 8, International Women's Day, I renew my call for the equitable participation of women and I encourage all Haitian women to take their destiny into their own hands by getting involved in the management and safeguarding of Haiti."

HL/ HaitiLibre