All flights, local and international, suspended

Currently, all flights, local or international, are suspended until further notice at Toussaint Louverture International Airport.

Some Ministers are expected to remain in office

On Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the new Prime Minister, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, met with the Presidential Transitional Council to discuss the formation of the new government. According to generally well-informed sources, several Ministers of the Conille Government are expected to be reappointed, as for the regalian ministers, they will all be replaced by new faces.

PM "A fundamentally partisan choice" according to Me Michel

"The fundamentally partisan choice of Alix Didier Fils Aimé as the new Prime Minister greatly jeopardizes the neutrality of the transition," writes Me. André Michel, signatory of the December 21 agreement on his account "X". "The forced coup of the Presidential Transitional Council that led to this choice without any prior consultation with strategic actors, is contrary to the spirit and letter of the Jamaica Consensus of March 11, 2024, the April 3rd agreement and the other founding texts of the transition."

Germany promises 10 million for the MMSS

Taking note of the political developments in Haiti, Secretary-General Antònio Guterres reiterates his call for stakeholders to work together to accelerate the political transition and the restoration of democratic institutions. Furthermore, "Following Germany's pledge of 10 million euros received yesterday, the trust fund to support the Multinational Mission for Security Support (MMSS), has accumulated $96.9 million in pledges and $85.3 million in cash. The United Nations is doing everything possible to ensure the continuation of its operations," says Guterres

Conille wishes success

"I take note of the appointment of Alix Didier Fils-Aimé as Prime Minister of the Republic of Haiti and wish him success in carrying out this mission. At this crucial moment, unity and solidarity are essential for our country. Long live Haiti !" Garry Conille, former Prime Minister.

Closed Embassies

Embassy of France :

In view of the ongoing tensions at the Champ-de-Mars, the Embassy of France in Haiti and consular services will be closed to the public this Wednesday, November 13, 2024.

Embassy of Mexico :

Due to possible violence planned for November 13, the Embassy of Mexico in Haiti will remain closed. Individuals with appointments scheduled for November 13th may present on December 3rd to be seen.

U.S. Embassy :

Due to ongoing violence throughout the city and in the vicinity of the U.S. Embassy, ​​tomorrow (Wednesday, November 13, 2024), the Embassy will be limiting its operations. All appointments for visas and U.S. citizen services are canceled. If you had an appointment scheduled for November 13th or 14th, you will be contacted when a new appointment becomes available.

HL/ HaitiLibre