First Lady Martine Moise

Haitian President Jovenel Moise and his wife Martine Moise sent a special message of unity to the people of Haiti while wiching them a Merry Chirsmas and a Happy New Year 2020.

Watch the video message here...

"We need unity," President Jovenel Moise said.

"Unity between rich and poor, unity between those above and those below, unity between dark skin and light skin people, unity between city folks and country folks, unity between the Diarposa the those who live in Haiti."

"Let us hug each other so we can get on the road to progress and development."

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Here is a photo of Haitian president Jovenel Moise and his wife, first lady Martine Moise entering the National Assembly on January 14, 2019, accompanied by Senator Pierre Francois Sildor and Depute Caleb Desrameaux and other members of his government.

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On December 4th 2018, Haitian first lady Martine Moise was interview by Journalist Wendell Theodore on the TV show Le Point on Tele Metropole.

The first lady answer many questions in regards to her husband, president Jovenel Moise and a few allegations they made against her.

Watch the video...

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Haitian President Jovenel Moise and his wife, first lady Martine Moise, welcomed Haitian-Japanese tennis champion Naomi Osaka and her family to the National Palace on Thursday November 8 2018.

Naomi Osaka was accompanied by her sister Mari Osaka, her Japanese mother Tamaki Osaka and her Haitian father Leonard Francois.

President Jovenel Moise tweets:

"The First Lady and I are pleased to welcome to the National Palace our compatriot Naomi Osaka, recent champion of the US Open, as part of a ceremony organized in her honor."

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Look at this photo... Haiti President Jovenel Moise, Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant, and first Lady Martine Moise commemorating the death of emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines in Pont Rouge - 17 Octobre 2018.

Right behind the president is Haiti's police chief Michel-Ange Gedeon.

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Here is a photo of Haitian prime minister Jean Henry Ceant and first lady Martine Moise commemorating the death of emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines in Pont Rouge - 17 Octobre 2018.

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Here is a phoot of Haitian President Jovenel Moise ad his wife, first lady Martine Moise as they commemorate the death of emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines in Pont Rouge - 17 Octobre 2018.

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Here is a photo of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, U.S. President Donald Trump and the two first ladies, Melania Trump and Martine Moise during the 73rd session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA 73) in New York.

President Jovenel Moise tweets:

"Photo-souvenir avec le Président américain, Donald Trump et son épouse Mélania Trump, en marge de la 73e session de l'Assemblée Générale de l'ONU."

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On Sunday, August 12 2018, Haitian first lady Martine Moise, accompanied by Croix-des-Bouquets Vice Delegue Gariga Narcisse visited 22-year-old Haitian mother Camicile Doresca who gave birth to 4 babies in Fonds-Parisien.

The first lady came bearing gifts to the young mother who solicited her assistance.

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Haitian First Lady Martine Moise visited her neighbors Pelerin 5 on July 27 2018, the neighbors houses whose house were torn down earlier in the month and who blamed president Jovenel Moise for that happened.

Watch the video as the first lady walked on foot in the neighborhood of Pelerin 5 to meet some of the neighbors.

Martine Mose says: back in 2012 the government knocked down these houses, recently it happened again except this time, the opposition turned it to their advantage by saying it's President Jovenel Moise who sent people to do this because president Jovenel Moise does not want poor people around him.

"Me and the president are from the countryside," Martine Moise said, "I am from Andro outside Chansolme and the president is from Trou-du-Nord so what sence does it make for people like us to say we don't want poor people around us? We come from the lower class (klas pòv la)."

"It is the poor who voted for my husband to become president and that's why today I can call myself First Lady. If they have a problem I have to help them. that's why today I made time to come see what is happening."

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