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The question concerning Haiti - Security Council, 10022nd meeting

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Time to ‘turn the tide of violence’, Special Representative for Haiti tells Security Council, amid calls for dialogue, unity in tackling gang violence.
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Personal Subject
CARLOS RUIZ MASSIEU
Corporate Name
UNITED NATIONS INTEGRATED OFFICE IN HAITI - BINUH
Subject Topical
COOPERATION
ELECTIONS
HAITI SITUATION
HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
PEACE AND SECURITY
VIOLENCE
WOMEN
GIRLS
FINANCING
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
ARMED GROUPS
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
Geographic Subject
HAITI
MAMS Id
3478660
Parent Id
3475826
Alternate Title
MTG SC 10022 HAITI 22 OCT 2025 PM
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On the heels of decisions to transition the Multinational Security Support Mission to the Gang Suppression Force and renew the sanctions regime concerning Haiti, the Security Council heard today that improving the security situation there is necessary to advance a political transition process that envisions a transfer of authority to elected officials in February 2026.

  • Briefer: Mr. Carlos Ruiz Massieu, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Haiti and Head of the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti
  • Statements: All Council members, with Guyana speaking on behalf of: Algeria, Guyana, Sierra Leone, Somalia
  • Statements: Haiti, Dominican Republic
  • Statement: Belize (on behalf of: Caribbean Community (CARICOM))
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