Haiti’s Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé is scheduled to visit El Salvador next week to discuss the role of Salvadoran troops stationed in Haiti, a Salvadoran government official confirmed on Monday. The official spoke on condition of anonymity as they were not authorized to disclose details about the visit.
The meeting aims to address the ongoing deployment of Salvadoran military forces in Haiti, which has drawn international attention amid heightened violence in the Caribbean nation. It remains uncertain whether Prime Minister Fils-Aimé will meet directly with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele during his visit.
The Salvadoran troops have been participating in a multinational force aimed at stabilizing Haiti, which has faced significant challenges due to gang violence and political unrest. The situation has prompted calls from various leaders for international assistance to restore order.
Fils-Aimé’s trip comes at a crucial time as Haiti grapples with escalating violence and instability. The Haitian government and its international partners are exploring solutions to address the crisis affecting the nation.
Further details about the agenda of the discussions or the specific outcomes expected from the meeting have not been disclosed at this time. The visit is anticipated to shed light on future military cooperation and strategies between Haiti and El Salvador in addressing the challenges faced in Haiti.
