Canada Stands with Haiti: Minister Joly Calls for Peace and Governance Agreement

In an official statement released this Sunday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada, Melany Joly, highlighted Canada’s particular attention to the security situation in Haiti. As the Caribbean nation grapples with a period of political and social turbulence, Canada expresses its support and encourages Haitian stakeholders to reach a governance agreement in the interest of the Haitian people.

Minister Joly’s declaration comes at a time when violence has erupted in several regions of Haiti, jeopardizing the already fragile stability of the country. Canada, as a committed partner in the promotion of democracy and human rights, closely monitors the situation’s development and calls for a peaceful and consensual resolution to the tensions.

“We urge all stakeholders in Haiti to exercise restraint and engage in constructive dialogue to achieve a sustainable governance agreement,” stated Minister Joly. “It is imperative that the interests of the Haitian people are prioritized, and that all parties commit to working together to ensure peace, security, and the well-being of the population.”