End of Diplomatic Mission of Cristobal Dupouy in Haiti Marked by Official Ceremony in Pétion-Ville

Pétion-Ville, April 14, 2026

The mission of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Haiti has officially come to an end for its Special Representative, Cristobal Dupouy, following a formal ceremony held Tuesday in Pétion-Ville.

The event brought together several leading figures from Haiti’s political and diplomatic spheres, including Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, who attended to mark the conclusion of the diplomat’s tenure.

A diplomatic gathering marked by high-level attendance

The ceremony served as a platform for senior officials to acknowledge the work carried out during Dupouy’s mandate, which focused on institutional strengthening, the promotion of fundamental rights, and support for development efforts across the country.

Haitian authorities highlighted the role played by the OAS in implementing programs aimed at reinforcing republican institutions and supporting democratic processes.

Security and elections remain key priorities

In his remarks, Prime Minister Fils-Aimé emphasized the urgent need to continue efforts to improve national security, describing it as a critical condition for organizing inclusive and credible elections in Haiti.

The government also expressed its gratitude to the OAS for its consistent support throughout the mission of its Special Representative.

Turning the page

With the conclusion of this diplomatic mission, Haitian authorities and international partners underscored the importance of maintaining dialogue and cooperation to address the country’s ongoing institutional and security challenges.

Ronald André.