Over Twenty Haitian Soldiers Head to Martinique for Specialized Training

This Sunday, a group of over twenty soldiers from the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H) departed for Martinique to participate in a specialized training program.

The deployment is a key part of a recent bilateral agreement between Haiti and France, designed to build the operational strength of the FAd’H amid heightened security demands within Haiti.

The source confirming the departure, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, emphasized the importance of this training in the ongoing process of rebuilding the Haitian military. However, specific details, including the duration of the training program, were not disclosed.

Though the exact nature of the training remains classified, military analysts believe it may encompass advanced tactical exercises, crisis management techniques, and enhanced border security strategies.

Such training would bring valuable, modernized skills to the FAd’H, helping it meet evolving challenges with improved capacity and expertise.

This deployment underscores Haiti’s commitment to fortifying its military capabilities through international partnerships, reflecting a broader strategy to address national security issues with a more structured and well-trained force.