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Haitian political and institutional stabilization efforts

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Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has initiated efforts to stabilize the nation through political, technological, and diplomatic channels. In early September 2026, the Prime Minister called for political unity and expressed support for the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP). To support digital transformation, the government launched a pilot phase for 5G technology. Diplomatic efforts have expanded to secure international assistance, including meetings with the European Union, France, Spain, Sweden, and the OAS. Regarding the upcoming presidential election, the political platform REKONSILYE has officially endorsed Gary Bodeau, the former President of the Chamber of Deputies, as its candidate. While Bodeau has registered his candidacy on the CEP platform, two organizations within the platform, KONADESH and the Parti Agricole Haïtien (PAH), expressed opposition. Additionally, the White House has formally submitted the nomination of Austin Holmes to the U.S. Senate to serve as the Ambassador to Haiti. On the domestic front, the administration continues to address corruption and legal hurdles. During the 22nd anniversary of the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), Fils-Aimé reaffirmed his commitment to the institution, stating that “every act of impunity weakens the bond of trust between the State and its citizens.” Diplomatic engagement has ~~continued into~~ intensified through late September and October 2026. French Ambassador Gautier Lekens ~~met~~ has held multiple high-level meetings with ~~Haitian~~ Foreign Minister Raina Forbin and Prime Minister Fils-Aimé to discuss ~~security and~~ security, the electoral process, ~~specifically~~ and the importance of the full deployment of the Gang Repression Force (FRG) following a potential UN Security Council mandate renewal. ~~Ambassador Lekens~~ France has emphasized that candidates must meet “high integrity standards” to ensure democratic elections and noted that security gains in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area remain fragile. Discussions also ~~met with Ronald Gabriel, Governor~~ addressed the application of UN and EU sanctions, economic stability, and professional training cooperation with the Banque de la République d’Haïti ~~(BRH), to address economic challenges and reinforce cooperation in professional training and academic mobility.~~ (BRH).

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