Haiti : Presidential Jovenel Moise Archives

On Tuesday, February 18, 2020 Haitian President Jovenel Moise and Prime Minister Jean Michel Lapin attended Carnaval festivities in the vibrant city of Jacmel.

In this picture you can see president Jovenel and his prime minister atop a carnival stand, overlooking the bustling scene below.

The annual event, a celebration of culture, music, and community, drew a lively crowd eager to partake in the festive atmosphere.

Their presence added to the excitement of the event, with attendees cheering and waving as they passed by.

Carnaval in Haiti holds deep cultural significance, with vibrant costumes, music, and dancing creating a spirited and joyful atmosphere.

In the city of Jacmel, it is really something special.

Jacmel is a city located on the southern coast of Haiti, known for its vibrant arts scene, historical architecture, and beautiful beaches.

The city is also famous for hosting one of the most popular traditional carnival celebration in Haiti. Carnival in Jacmel is known for its unique paper-mâché masks and floats, which are made by local artisans and are a symbol of the city's rich cultural heritage.

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On March 21, 2020, Joseph Jouthe was appointed Prime Minister of Haiti by President Jovenel Moise , amidst a period of political turbulence in the country.

This is a photo of Haitian president Jovenel Moise and his new prime minister Joseph Jouthe during the installation ceremony of Jouthe in office.

How did Jouthe end up as Prime Minister of Haiti?

Joseph Jouthe is a prominent figure in Haitian politics who served in various roles prior to becoming the Prime Minister of Haiti.

He has a background in finance and economics, having previously worked as an executive at a financial services company.

His appointment came after the resignation of his predecessor, Jean-Michel Lapin, who faced challenges in forming a government due to opposition from the parliament.

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President Jovenel Moise spoke to a group of UDMO police officers in Cap Haitian and reassured them that things will get better.

President Jovenel tweets:

During my visit to Cap Haitien on Friday, February 21, 2020, I was happy to meet with the police. Very soon decisions will be made to allow our policemen to work and live in the best conditions. The policemen are the children of the people, one can never face one another.

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Haitian president Jovenel Moise, acompanied by interim prime minister Jean Michel Lapin came out to oversea the delivery of new armored vehicle destined to the Haitian National Police force.

President Jovenel tweets:

We know there can be no development without a strong police force. Justice cannot be established if the police do not play its role in conjunction with the authority of the judicial system.

For the police to do good job, they must have means.

The new armored vehicles we receive today are an extra step for more efficient policing.

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President Jovenel Moise spoke to the police in Cap Haitian and reassured them that things will get better.

President Jovenel tweets:

During my visit to Cap Haitien on Friday, February 21, 2020, I was happy to meet with the police. Very soon decisions will be made to allow our policemen to work and live in the best conditions. The policemen are the children of the people, one can never face one another.

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On January 07, 2020, Haitian President Jovenel Moise had a meeting with Luis Almagro, Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS).

President Jovenel posted on his twitter page:

I have just had a private audience at the National Palace with the Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Mr. Luis Almagro, on the socio-political situation in Haiti and the challenges related to the American continent.

During my interview with Luis Almagro, we agreed on the need to fight corruption and strengthen our institutions in the face of unacceptable state capture by corrupt individuals, which weakens our democracy. Vive Haïti

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President Jovenel Moise addressed members of the population from the most vulnerable areas of the metropolitan area, allowing them to submit their grievances to him as part of a new program called dialogue communautaire, community dialogue in English.

Watch the video here.

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On Monday December 16, 2019, Haitian president Jovenel Moise visited one of the Varreux power stations that used to be under the SOGENER.

"I visited the Varreux power plant," President Jovenel said in a tweet, "in order to supervise the work in progress."

"At the same time, I urge the public to be patient in our unremitting struggle to soon realize the promise of electric power distribution across the country."

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President Jovenel Moise seen walking around Varreux power plant Haiti, recently under the control of the Société Générale d'Enérgie S.A. (Sogener)

The government has since taken control back of the Varreux power stations which is a property of the State.

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Here is a photograph of the president Jovenel Moise and his entourage walking around at the Varreux power station that was under the control of SOGENER until recently.

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