On Tuesday, November 4th, 2025, Albert R. Ramdin, Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), presented to the Permanent Council the updated (version 3) Roadmap for Stability and Peace in Haiti, a comprehensive plan provisionally estimated at $2.6 billion, designed to restore stability in Haiti and put the country back on the path to development and prosperity. This plan enjoys broad international support, and its first version was presented in August 2025.

He also issued a call to "act with urgency" stressing that "time is running out" and that member states and partners must "step up our commitments in real terms" to move from intentions to concrete actions that alleviate the suffering of the Haitian people and lay the foundations for stability, democracy, and hope, under Haitian leadership and with effective international coordination.

He also warned about the situation on the ground, noting that “we observe that gangs operate with apparent freedom,” making it even more urgent to accelerate coordination and deployment processes.

Ramdin emphasized that the OAS maintains a close dialogue with Haitian leadership and ongoing coordination with the UN, CARICOM, and key partners to translate Haitian priorities into operational and verifiable actions.

Main new features of version 3 of the Roadmap

Member state Contributions :

• The update incorporates substantive inputs and reaffirms key guiding principles: security as a precondition, Haitian leadership and national ownership, and OAS–UN–CARICOM coordination.

Alignment with UN Security Council Resolution 2793 :

• Alignment with UN Security Council Resolution 2793 (September 30, 2025). Establishes the GSF (Gang Suppression Force) to replace the Multinational Security Mission (MSS) and creates the UNSOH (United Nations Support Office for Haiti).

Operational coordination with SECURE-Haiti :

• Logistical responsibilities are assigned to the OAS together with the FRB (the Force’s Base Operational Framework), including operational infrastructure, support for planning and supervision of joint operations with the Haitian National Police (PNH), and the management of sensitive operational information, among others.

Institutional continuity :

• At the request of Member States, a reference has been added so that if the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) were to expire without a legitimate successor, the OAS, CARICOM, and the UN would work with Haitian authorities to avoid a power vacuum.

Haitian prioritization :

• Version 3 reflects priorities identified by Haitian authorities at the technical level and incorporates the outcomes of the recent visit of Prime Minister Fils-Aimé to the OAS.

Download version 3 of the roadmap for Haiti (PDF, English, 71 pages) : https://www.haitilibre.com/docs/V3-Haiti%20Roadmap-31-Oct-2025-EN.pdf

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