Unlike the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS), the Gang Suppression Force (GSF) has an exit strategy with measurable objectives, performance indicators, and a clear timeline. The mission’s representative outlined the details in a letter addressed to the United Nations Security Council on June 29.

In its first-ever strategic report submitted to the UN Security Council and reviewed by Le Nouvelliste, Jack Christofides, Special Representative of the Gang Suppression Force (GSF), presents a detailed roadmap featuring measurable objectives, performance indicators, and a precise implementation schedule. The document, dated June 29 and addressed to Leonor Zalabata Torres, President of the Security Council, sets September 30, 2028, as the target date for achieving the mission’s expected outcomes.