The Jamaican government this Sunday held a three-day consultation to resolve the crisis in Haiti, reach consensus and allow inclusive participation in a neutral environment.
Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness explained that the leaders had approved the meeting The Caribbean Community (Caricom) is following Jamaica’s offer to hold consultations While participating in a mission to Haiti.
“These consultations are for the people of Haiti, who are trying to decide what is best for their country. While Jamaica and other countries in the region have a vested interest, it is incumbent on all of us to take a stand that is not at this time. Active intervention, while actively supporting and allowing space for dialogue,” Holness emphasized. .
Holness noted that Haiti’s representatives were the Eminent Persons Group (EPG), the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, Philip Davis, the Secretary-General of CARICOM, Carla Barnett, and representatives of international partners for Haiti.
“Regardless of the representation of states at the regional level, Consultations will cover Haitian stakeholders only Supported by EPG with necessary technical staff. The EPG will inform CARICOM as appropriate and necessary,” the Jamaican Prime Minister said.
In this regard, Holness emphasized that it is important to respect the need “Trust, Secrecy and Patience” This necessary but delicate counseling process should be carried out without interruption.
Likewise, Holness, in his “The government will do everything possible to support this process Towards Restoring Peace and Stability in Haiti”.
For his part, Jamaica Opposition Leader Mark Golding, LHaitians create a solution to their problems and stop at nothing to impose An Extraterrestrial Solution for Haiti.
“I hope that the next meeting of Haiti’s stakeholders will include the full participation of key groups in Haiti to be involved in shaping a path for Haiti to return to a functioning democracy, which is of interest to all of us,” Golding said.
Haiti is facing an unprecedented crisis since the massacre on July 7, 2021 He also seriously wounded then-President Jovenal Moise and his wife, Marine Moise, who were shot by a commando with weapons and military equipment who entered his home on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, He held a bilateral meeting with Holness in the Caribbean nation in mid-May and urged the international community to resolve the “deplorable” situation in Haiti.
CARICOM members are Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Bahamas, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago.
