Minister of Haitians Living Abroad :

As part of the International Youth Day commemorated on Sunday, August 12, Guy A. Francois Jr, the resigning Minister of Haitians Living Abroad (MHAVE), saluted the Haitian youth from here and in the diaspora and took advantage of this opportunity. day to ask young people "to believe in this better future" so much desired for the country adding "Haiti, has the advantage of a population consisting mainly of young people, it can and must rely on energy, the passion of these young people to change the course of history. Young people must be catalysts and drivers of change.

The MHAVE encourages young people to commit to and in Haitian society and is particularly aimed at young people from the diaspora to urge them to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by their respective host countries and to put their knowledge and experience at the disposal of young people. profit of the motherland.

Joseph Lambert, Speaker of the Senate:

"My country is to build. This project calls for the active participation of young Haitians. A special thought goes to the Haitian youth who deserves a space articulated for its blossoming," Senator Joseph Lambert, President of the Senate.

Ambassador of Haiti in London Bocchit Edmond :

"On this World Youth Day, I would like to invite Haitian youth to continue to dream of a better and more socially just Haiti because its next day belongs to you 'Ayiti pap peri'," said Bocchit Edmond, Ambassador of Haiti in London

Jean-Henry Céant, Prime Minister appointed:

On Sunday as part of International Youth Day, Jean-Henry Céant, the appointed Prime Minister, said "[...] I welcome the potential of our young people as key partners in society. Once ratified by Parliament, my Government will tackle issues related to youth."

IH/ iciHaiti