Haiti has appointed professional Laurent St-Sier as the head of his transition presidential conference as the country continued to battle with collective violence, corruption and economic insecurity.
The inauguration ceremony of St-Sier was inaugurated on Thursday at Wada Vila D’An D’Acil in the suburbs of the capital Port-A-Prince.
“We should restore state rights,” St. Sire said at the ceremony. “The challenges in you are certainly linked to insecurity, but they are also the result of your lack of courage, lack of vision and your irresponsibility.”
But the location of the inauguration of St-Sire is also a sign of volatility that faces Haiti. The federal government has been displaced from a large downtown port-A-Prince, where the gang controls about 90 percent of the city.
On Thursday morning, a prominent leader of the Jimmy “Barbeku” cherry gang promised to disrupt the inauguration of St-Sire.
“We have decided to march on the premier office and Villa D’acuel to finish all this,” Cherizier said in a video posted online.
They urged the residents of Port-A-Prince to help him and his soldiers to help him: “People of Haiti, take care of themselves and help us.”
But the cherries did not finally succeed. A security mission, which was supported by the United Nations and led by Kenya, made a statement that police officers have increased patrols in the area.
“The armed gangs had conspired to disrupt the national stability and to disrupt the country,” the statement said that these efforts have been successfully stopped due to law enforcement.
The appointment of St-Sire has inspected the symbol of the struggling country.
The Prime Minister of St-Sire and Haita, the IX Lix-Didier Philos-Aim, both are light-minded, mixed, mixed, a mixed-friendly business in the private sector. St-Sier worked in the insurance industry, while Philas-Aim led the Internet company.
Most Haiti people are black, only 5 percent of the population is known as a mixed race. The country itself is the most poor in Latin America.
Some critics fears that the leadership of people like St-St-St. can move behind the government of Haiti, where power is long-focated among the rich and the lighter-wedge.
The country has not taken the presidential election since 2016, and after the assassination of Jovanel Mois 2, there has been confusion in the country.
Criminal networks have exploited power vacuum to expand its own influence while protesting the rest of the government leadership as inefficient and corruption.
Although the Presidential Council was set up on April 224 at the end of that year, three members were accused of corruption, even though they rejected the wrongdoing.
The transitional presidential council is widely regarded as an alliance, and his nine members are moving in the leadership position.
Before completing the presidential election for February February 226, St-Sire will be the ultimate head of the conference. At that time, St-Sier and Council have expected to quit the election.
Starting from November, February, the presidential race is expected to be exposed in three phases for the role of the federal government. But critics warned that the gang violence could deny those plans.
The United Nations is estimated 4,8644 Haita was killed in the period of 2024 to June this year.
The threats of violence have been forced to close the required services with hospitals and roadways and about 1.3 million people have been displaced from their home.
The humanitarian situation in Haiti is considered to be the most terrible in the world, and the St-Sier urged the international community to respond with further resources.
“I invite all international partners to enhance their support, send more training to more training,” St-Sier said at the ceremony on Thursday. “I am asking the security forces to intensify their functioning.”
Ambassadors from many foreign countries were present. He directed some criticism to him.
“Our country is going through the biggest crisis in all history,” said St-Sier. “It is time for beautiful speeches. It’s time to act.”
