In the midst of a mounting security crisis, Haiti is set to replace its prime minister, Garry Conille, according to a draft resolution by the Caribbean nation’s transitional presidential council seen by Reuters.
Alix Didier Fils-Aime has been named as the successor to Conille, who was appointed to the role in May. The decision comes as the nation grapples with escalating challenges that have put pressure on the current administration.
The draft resolution indicates a significant shift in Haiti’s political landscape as the transitional presidential council moves to address the urgent security concerns. The change in leadership is expected to bring new strategies aimed at stabilizing the nation.
Details on the transition process and the policies that Fils-Aime plans to implement have not yet been disclosed. The international community and Haiti’s citizens alike are watching closely to see how this development will impact the country’s efforts to navigate through its current crisis.
