During his meeting with Audrey Azoulay, Prime Minister Conille highlighted past collaborations and shared his vision for future cooperation. “We focused on two key areas we want to work on with UNESCO. The first involves children involved in armed groups. We believe that a significant percentage of armed group members are children, many as young as eleven and twelve. We are working with UNESCO to facilitate their reintegration and help them return to school,” explained Garry Conille. “The second point concerns the protection of cultural heritage sites, such as the Citadelle Laferrière. It was important for us to discuss the types of collaborations we can establish this year,” the Prime Minister added.

Later that morning, Prime Minister Conille also met with UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed. The two discussed the future of the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS). According to the Prime Minister, the security situation in Haiti is "severely underestimated," and stronger support from allied countries is needed.