Haïti – trinité-et-tobago

On 24 September 2026, the government of Trinidad and Tobago reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Haiti’s ongoing efforts to restore security and democratic governance. During a high-level diplomatic briefing in Port-of-Spain, officials from the Ministry of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs emphasized that Trinidad and Tobago remains a key partner in the regional strategy to address the humanitarian and security crises currently plaguing the Haitian nation. The discussions focused on enhancing intelligence sharing and logistical support for the Multinational Security Support mission, which continues to operate in Port-au-Prince. Trinidadian authorities highlighted that the stability of Haiti is intrinsically linked to the broader security architecture of the Caribbean Community. By fostering closer bilateral ties, both nations aim to mitigate the impact of transnational organized crime and irregular migration patterns that have strained regional resources. This diplomatic engagement underscores a collective regional approach to stabilizing Haiti, ensuring that the Caribbean remains a zone of peace and cooperation despite the persistent challenges faced by the Haitian state in its transition toward democratic elections.