Between the CARICOM-Canada summit on Haiti in October in Ottawa and the dispatch of more than four missions to Haiti tasked with mediating the political crisis, 2023 was one of the years in which CARICOM heavily influenced the country's news. However, since 2022, Haiti has not had an ambassador to this regional organization. Asked by Le Nouvelliste about this situation, the Minister of Foreign Affairs told the newspaper that "only Suriname is represented in Georgetown at the ambassadorial level. Furthermore, the CARICOM budget does not allow for the operation of offices in member countries. None exist."

"There is a focal point for CARICOM affairs at the Haitian chancery. It was under President Martelly that Haiti appointed its first ambassador to CARICOM. This practice was followed by President Moïse," explained Jean Victor Généus.