President Ruto urges continued global support for Haiti’s stability

Ruto spoke at the Leader-Level Meeting of the ECOSOC Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti, emphasising the importance of global action in assisting Haiti's long-term stability and recovery.

President Ruto who recently visited Port-au-Prince, expressed optimism after meeting with Haitian political leaders and Multinational Security Support (MSS) Mission personnel.

He highlighted the mission's early successes, such as the reopening of Port-au-Prince's airport and the resumption of flights, as well as the retaking of the city's main hospital.

He stated that these actions are already helping to restore Haiti's economy and hope.

Ruto urged the United Nations Security Council to renew the MSS mandate, stating that continued global support is critical for progress.

He also proposed new ways to fund the mission and urged international partners to contribute more money, equipment, and logistics.

“To secure Haiti's future, it is imperative that we continue to work together,” he remarked, while commending the contributions of the United States, Canada, and other supporting nations.

Kenya's President also praised Haiti's leadership for its efforts to advance the MSS mission and guide the country through socioeconomic transformation.

He reaffirmed Kenya's unwavering support for Haiti, expressing confidence that with the right assistance, the country will achieve peace and long-term recovery.