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Wyclef Jean supports the establishment of a transitional presidential council in Haiti | Global News

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Haitian Rapper Wyclef Jean Optimistic About Transitional Presidential Council in Haiti

Haitian rapper Wyclef Jean has expressed hope that the newly installed transitional Presidential Council in Haiti will help steer the nation away from its tumultuous past. In a social media post, Jean emphasized the importance of addressing the needs of the Haitian population, especially the most vulnerable, amidst ongoing political turmoil and social unrest.

Since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise in July 2021, Haiti has been plagued by violence and instability, with rival gangs seizing control and causing further despair among citizens. The installation of the transitional Presidential Council, led by interim Prime Minister Michel Patrick Boisvert, marks a pivotal moment in the country’s search for solutions to overcome the multidimensional crisis.

While acknowledging concerns about some council members’ involvement in exacerbating the crisis, Jean commended the establishment of the council as a positive step towards filling the governance void. He stressed the importance of stabilizing the nation, delivering aid to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe, and ultimately working towards constitutional reform and fair elections within the council’s two-year mandate.

Jean called for a thoughtful and inclusive approach to finding solutions that reflect the Haitian context and involve representatives from all sectors of society. He pledged his commitment to contributing to discussions on security and peace-building efforts, with a focus on protecting the interests of all parties involved.

In response to the crisis in Haiti, seven countries have officially notified the UN of their intention to contribute personnel to a Security Council-backed support mission. Kenya has offered to lead the multinational mission, with support pledged from countries including the Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Benin, Chad, and Jamaica. The mission aims to provide much-needed assistance to the national police in regaining control of the streets from gang rule.

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