On the sidelines of the 9th Paris Peace Forum, Haitian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, Raina Forbin, met with her Chadian counterpart, Ahmed Kogri. The two officials discussed the security situation in Haiti and the prospects for formalizing relations between their countries.<\/i>

The holder of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship (MAEC), Raina Forbin, met in Paris with the Chadian Minister of State, responsible for Foreign Affairs, African Integration, and Chadians abroad, Ahmed Kogri. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 9th Paris Peace Forum, in the presence of the Chadian Ambassador to France, Amina Priscille Longoh, and the Haitian Ambassador to France, Louino Volcy.<\/p>

"The discussions focused on Haiti's national priorities, notably the restoration of security, the deployment of the Gang Suppression Force (FRG), and the government's efforts to organize elections," the ministry revealed in a statement.<\/p>

Raina Forbin took the opportunity to express the Haitian government's gratitude to Chad for its participation in the Gang Suppression Force (FRG). "The two ministers reaffirmed their common commitment to contribute to the restoration of security in Haiti, through strengthening bilateral cooperation in this area," reported the MAEC in the statement.<\/p>

"The two ministers also discussed the prospects for strengthening and formalizing diplomatic relations between Haiti and Chad, in a common willingness to develop a more structured bilateral dialogue," announced the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.<\/p>

For his part, Ahmed Kogri renewed Chad's interest in continuing its cooperation with Haiti. The diplomat also highlighted N'Djamena's desire to strengthen the bonds of friendship and solidarity between the two nations.<\/p>

"This meeting reflects the shared commitment of the two governments to strengthen their diplomatic relations and bilateral cooperation, in a spirit of solidarity and mutual respect," concluded the statement.<\/p>