The two officials discussed the ongoing security crisis in Haiti, which poses a significant threat to regional and national security. "We are deeply concerned about the instability in Haiti and its impact on our country," Deputy Secretary Landau stated. "It is essential that we work together to restore constitutional order and strengthen Haiti's democratic institutions."
The United States has been providing support to the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission, a joint effort between Haitian security forces and international partners to maintain stability in the country. However, Deputy Secretary Landau emphasized the need for greater burden-sharing among contributing nations.
"The MSS mission is critical to supporting Haiti's security efforts," said Deputy Secretary Landau. "We will continue to work with our partners to ensure that this mission has the necessary resources to succeed."
The United States will also maintain its commitment to holding accountable those who undermine Haiti's stability, including through sanctions, visa restrictions, and other measures.
"Any individual or entity that enables violence and instability in Haiti will face consequences from the United States," Deputy Secretary Landau declared. "We are committed to supporting a stable and prosperous Haiti for the benefit of all Haitians."
The meeting between Deputy Secretary Landau and Prime Minister Fils-Aimé marked an important step forward in efforts to address the security crisis in Haiti.
Background:
The United States has been providing support to the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission since 2023.
The MSS mission aims to provide security assistance to Haitian security forces and maintain stability in the country.
The United States is committed to supporting Haiti's efforts to restore security and advance political stability.
Conclusion:
The meeting between Deputy Secretary Landau and Prime Minister Fils-Aimé underscores the United States' commitment to supporting Haiti's stability and security. As the situation on the ground continues to evolve, it remains essential that all stakeholders work together to address the underlying causes of instability in Haiti.