Haïti : l’OIF appelle à un consensus national en faveur de la stabilité et de la tenue d’élections
Malgré un regain de la dynamique de dialogue inter-haïtien ces dernières semaines, l’Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) constate avec préoccupation que la fragmentation et les divisions persistantes de la classe politique nationale n’ont pas permis, à ce stade, de faire émerger un consensus suffisamment large et inclusif. Un tel consensus demeure pourtant indispensable pour favoriser la stabilité institutionnelle du pays et améliorer les conditions de vie des populations, déjà gravement affectées par la violence des gangs.
STATEMENT BY THE CONFERENCE OF HEADS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) ON THE END OF THE TRANSITIONAL PRESIDENTIAL COUNCIL IN HAITI
The CARICOM Heads of Government note that the Transitional Presidential Council of Haiti has stepped down at the end of its two-year tenure, and that Prime Minister Didier Fils Aimé and the Council of Ministers have assumed responsibility for the governance of Haiti. It is expected that this would be a short interim period focused on improving the security environment, intensifying preparations for the holding of national elections, and promoting social and economic recovery.
La communauté internationale soutient le Premier ministre Alix Didier Fils-Aimé après la fin de mandat du CPT (COMMUNIQUÉS)
La fin du mandat du Conseil présidentiel de transition (CPT), actée le 7 février 2026, a provoqué une série de réactions diplomatiques convergentes. Partenaires bilatéraux et organisations multilatérales saluent la transmission du pouvoir exécutif au Conseil des ministres, désormais dirigé par le Premier ministre Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, et appellent à une mobilisation rapide autour de deux priorités : la sécurité et la préparation des élections.
STATEMENT from the Caribbean Community | Ongoing Turmoil in the Haitian Executive
The current impasse within the Haitian Transitional Presidential Council, following the inconclusive efforts of some members to dismiss the Prime Minister, renders more complex an already fraught governance transition process. Meanwhile, the people of Haiti continue to suffer unimaginable violence and deprivation. This is unacceptable.
Secretary Rubio’s Call with Haitian Prime Minister Fils-Aimé
Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke today with Haitian Prime Minister Alix Fils-Aimé to reaffirm U.S. support for Haiti’s stability and security. Secretary Rubio emphasized the importance of his continued tenure as Haiti’s Prime Minister to combat terrorist gangs and stabilize the island. The current violence caused by gangs can only be stopped with consistent, strong leadership, with the full support of the Haitian people. The Secretary added the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) must be dissolved by February 7 without corrupt actors seeking to interfere in Haiti’s path to elected governance for their own gains.