The letter also announced the seven countries will form a “group of partners” to oversee the mission, which was first approved by the UN Security Council in 2023 to assist Haitian authorities in containing the spiraling violence in the impoverished Caribbean nation.
“The MSS mission lacks the resources and capacity to fully meet the growing challenge,“ the letter said, co-signed by the United States, Canada, El Salvador, Guatemala, Jamaica, Kenya and the Bahamas.
“Only an expanded force, provisioned by a UN Support Office and authorized to undertake counter-gang operations...can substantially reduce gang control,“ the letter to the UN Security Council continued.
Guterres also suggested creating the “standing group of partners,“ which the letter co-signatories agreed to create, along with Kenya as the current “Force Commander.”
The group would be responsible for securing funds for any personnel not provided by the future UN office, as well as recruiting more law enforcement to participate in the mission and providing “strategic representation and coordination for the force.” - AFP
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