Marco Rubio issues a warning : U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned of the risk of accidental clashes or "friendly fire" between members of the GSF and Salvadoran soldiers, who might mistakenly identify one another as armed gang members. He emphasizes the need for close collaboration between the two forces to prevent any potential for a tragic incident.

Mineau Jolimeau awarded scholarship in Maritime Law : A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between the Maritime and Navigation Service of Haiti (SEMANAH) and Mineau Jolimeau, who has been awarded a scholarship to study maritime law in Malta at the International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI). The scholarship was granted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) through funding provided by the Nippon Foundation.

Kayden Pierre joins the Grenadiers : The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) welcomes Kayden Leighton Hugh Pierre to the national team. The right-back, who plays in Belgium for Jong Genk, the reserve team of KRC Genk, adds a new dimension to the Grenadiers' defense. Pierre began his professional career with Sporting Kansas City in the United States before continuing his development in Belgian football. This first call-up marks a new milestone for the young defender, who will now have the opportunity to dedicate his talent and commitment to his country. A new Grenadier, ready to wear the national colors with pride.

Haiti at the 19th Inter-American Meeting of Electoral Authorities : The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) has announced that its President, Peterson Pierre-Louis, has left the country to represent the CEP at the 19th Inter-American Meeting of Electoral Authorities (RAE), taking place from November 11 to 13, 2026, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. This 19th meeting is jointly organized by the Central Electoral Board of the Dominican Republic and the Department of Electoral Cooperation and Observation of the Organization of American States (OAS), which serves as the Technical Secretariat for the RAE. The event brings together electoral authorities from across the continent to discuss key issues related to electoral governance.

Training for 60 Displaced Youths : The Ministry of the Environment (MdE)—through its National Ozone Office (BNO) and the West Departmental Directorate (DDO), with technical support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), has hosted approximately 60 young people from displacement camps in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. As participants in the Intensive Certification Training Program (PFCI), these youths took part in two days of practical, hands-on training in air conditioning and refrigeration at the Ministry’s laboratory. These sessions are part of a curriculum designed to strengthen their skills in equipment installation and maintenance, safety protocols, and the responsible management of refrigerants. The goal is to equip them with practical expertise that can be directly applied in the job market, thereby fostering their socio-economic integration.

Foreign Minister Forbin Meets with UNESCO Director-General : As part of her official visit to France, Minister of Foreign Affairs Raina Forbin held discussions with Khaled El-Enany, Director-General of UNESCO. The conversation focused on strengthening science and technology education, enhancing the resilience of educational institutions, and developing educational and cultural projects aimed at preventing violence and the recruitment of young people by armed groups. Particular attention was given to the Matheux National Historic Park—which has been on UNESCO’s Tentative List for World Heritage status since May 13, 2024—as well as the preparation of its formal nomination dossier for the World Heritage List.

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