“We are calling on our diplomatic representatives to fully embody the missions entrusted to them,” Didier emphasized.

Ambassadors and consuls are committed to defending Haiti’s image on the international stage, despite security, humanitarian, and political challenges.

At the Fourth Conference of Ambassadors held in this capital, the head of the Presidential Transitional Council, Laurent Saint-Cyr, called for collective mobilization in the face of the structural crises.

Haitian diplomats must defend the nation’s interests with determination, strong alliances, a spirit of sacrifice, and a sense of responsibility, he stressed.

The country doesn’t need spectator ambassadors, but rather committed men and women, united and focused on a common mission: restoring the confidence and dignity of the Haitian people.

He considered it important to follow up on issues such as immigration, diaspora integration, Haitian diplomatic reform, youth participation, and women’s leadership in decision-making positions.

Jean-Victor Harvel, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, emphasized the need for a coherent and proactive diplomacy, aligned with national priorities, and insisted on strengthening mission management, improving the country’s image, and consolidating Haiti’s diplomatic presence internationally.

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