Appointed Prime Minister on May 29, Garry Conille continues discussions with members of the Presidential Transition Council regarding the formation of the ministerial cabinet. Among the negotiation points are reducing the size of the government and the Prime Minister demanding exclusive selection of ministers in four key ministries: Economy and Finance, Justice and Public Security, Foreign Affairs, and Interior and Local Authorities, a close associate of Garry Conille told Le Nouvelliste.

Parallel to the negotiations on cabinet formation, according to the main points of the transition roadmap defined in the April 3 agreement, "the Prime Minister will lead the government's policy, which is primarily to create the conditions for organizing democratic, inclusive, and transparent elections to transfer power to legitimate elected authorities."

The new government, according to the April 3 agreement, must "restore public security conditions and define, with international partners, the conditions for effective support to Haitian security forces, respecting national sovereignty; restore and clean up state institutions and implement necessary transitional reforms, including in the fight against corruption and impunity; establish the Provisional Electoral Council in agreement with the Presidential Council..."