Kenya and Haiti Strengthen Ties Through Multinational Security Support Mission
New York, NY — In a significant development during the United Nations General Assembly, Kenyan President William Samoei Ruto, PhD, met with Edgard Leblanc Fils, the President of the Transitional Presidential Council of Haiti. The two leaders discussed the ongoing efforts and outcomes related to the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti.
President Ruto emphasized the importance of sustaining the momentum generated by the mission, which aims to bolster security and stability in the Caribbean nation. He announced, “We have agreed on a follow-up plan to honour the commitments made and sustain the momentum generated by the deployment of the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti.” This commitment reflects Kenya’s dedication to supporting Haiti during a critical period.
We have agreed on a follow-up plan to honour the commitments made and sustain the momentum generated by the deployment of the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti.
Met President of the Transitional Presidential Council of Haiti Edgard Leblanc Fils in New… pic.twitter.com/4xoK2l4Q26
— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) September 27, 2024
The discussions also focused on the outreach efforts undertaken at the UN General Assembly, highlighting international support for Haiti’s stability and the specific needs of the Multinational Security Support Mission. The meeting underscores the strengthening of diplomatic ties between Kenya and Haiti, as both nations seek to address security challenges collaboratively.
The deployment of Kenyan troops as part of the multinational effort has been met with international attention, and the Kenyan government remains committed to ensuring that the mission is effective and responsive to the needs of the Haitian people.
As President Ruto continues to engage with global leaders, this partnership represents a pivotal step toward enhancing security in Haiti and fostering long-term stability in the region.