Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, a businessman, assumed the role of new Prime Minister of Haiti, replacing Garry Conille. In his swearing-in speech, he emphasized the need to work together to address the country's challenges. He highlighted that security and elections are his priorities and called for national unity to face the crises.
Fils-Aimé expressed his rejection of social inequalities and political divisions, advocating for joint efforts and accountability. He promised to emphasize economic recovery, supporting sectors such as agriculture, trade, and infrastructure with state backing. He underscored the importance of security to achieve these goals.
Leslie Voltaire, president of the Presidential Council of Transition, stressed the urgency of acting quickly and in accordance with the law to strengthen republican institutions. He emphasized the need to establish security conditions to properly organize the constitutional referendum and elections before the end of 2025.
The inauguration ceremony took place shortly after the dismissal of Garry Conille as Prime Minister. High-ranking officials from the National Police and Armed Forces, political representatives, and members of civil society attended, as well as delegates from multinational forces present in Haiti.
During the inauguration, Fils-Aimé expressed his commitment to providing a comprehensive response to the insecurity affecting the country, highlighting the need to organize transparent elections. Facing the exceptional context of his position, he pledged to improve what is necessary and to preserve what has been done correctly for the sake of national development.
In a moment where gang violence is intensifying, Fils-Aimé prioritized restoring security to ensure the protection of the population and the country's resources. While facing new threats, he called for unity and participation from all sectors to overcome the challenges facing Haiti and achieve the long-desired peace.
