PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, CMC—Haiti’s Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) members announced late Friday that the political agreement between all stakeholders involved in the Council’s establishment had been finalized.
A press release signed by all nine members of the Council revealed that the political agreement has been finalized between the different political, economic, and civil society sectors that constitute it.
“This agreement, which has been harmonized with the decree document on the organization and operation of the CPT, will be immediately signed by the stakeholders, and then the two documents will be officially transmitted to the Government via CARICOM, the body facilitating the dialogue process,” the release stated.
“The political agreement expresses a common vision of the transition constructed by the sectors and represents a responsible commitment to the Haitian people. It indicates the broad outlines of the road map for the transition period that the Presidential Council will be responsible for executing jointly with the next consensus government. To put the country back on the path to stability, peace, union, and progress.”
The transition is based on values and principles such as inclusion, citizen participation, integrity, peace, respect, and protection of the nation.
This agreement also presents the mode of political governance of the transition, as well as its mission, vision, and the primary responsibilities of its institutional structures.
Depending on the framework of the planned interventions, the priority actions will be – the restoration of public scrutiny; the organization of the National Conference and Constitutional Reform; the holding of democratic, credible, and participatory general elections; the restoration of justice and the rule of law and institutional and economic recovery.
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