Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé visited Kenscoff on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, a town located in the heights of Pétion-Ville that has been the victim of several deadly attacks by criminal groups between January 2025 and August 2026. The Prime Minister's office, in a statement, positioned this visit of proximity under the sign of listening and solidarity. Between institutional meetings, exchanges with the population, and the distribution of equipment to farmers, the head of government, according to the statement, aimed to convey a message of the State's presence.<\/p>

"The head of government visited schools, met with community leaders, visited the police station, and engaged with the community’s active members," reported the Prime Minister's office.<\/p>

Before a crowd gathered to hear him, the head of government spoke about the security cooperation initiated with El Salvador. Alix Didier Fils-Aimé described the beginnings of this collaboration as encouraging.<\/p>

He indicated that the partnership has existed for about three weeks between the Haitian government and Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele.<\/p>

"While I am here, I would like to tell you that there has been a partnership for about three weeks between the Haitian government and the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele. Li pral bay rezilta !" (It will bear fruit). Gang yo pap gen dòmi nan je!" (The gangs will not have a moment of respite)," guaranteed Prime Minister Fils-Aimé.<\/p>

According to the Prime Minister's office, the Prime Minister's visit also served as an opportunity to take action in favor of agricultural recovery, with the distribution of inputs and equipment including fertilizers, pepper seeds, leek, carrot and cabbage seeds, sprayers, watering cans, and transplanting tools. "More than 3,000 agricultural producers are involved in this initiative," revealed the statement.<\/p>

The authorities present this visit as proof that Kenscoff "is not forgotten." "The State is present, attentive to the suffering of its inhabitants and determined to accompany them on the path to recovery," the authorities emphasize, describing a town that "is gradually regaining its breath: schools are resuming their activities, fields are preparing to green again, and economic activity is slowly restarting."<\/p>

"In Kenscoff, every seed distributed is a promise of harvest, every act of solidarity is a sign of hope, and every presence of the State is a reminder that this population is not alone. The renewal of Kenscoff starts with its inhabitants, their courage and their will to rebuild. The State intends to walk alongside them," guaranteed the government.<\/p>