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PeaceOn September 25, 2014, Edmond Mulet, the Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations at the United Nations and the former Special Representative of the Secretary General of the UN and Head of the MINUSTAH has praised the Haitian President Michel Martelly for the significant progresses he has made in Haiti during Martelly / Lamothe regime.

The Martelly's team is honest, very engaged and committed to their country. The only weakness is that President Martelly doesn't have a political party-- to back him in parliament. His base is really the population at large. He was satisfied with the level of security management system in Haiti and urged the Haitian Senate to take steps to hold parliamentary and local elections at the earliest opportunity. Edmond Mulet is a former Guatemalan politician and diplomat. He first came to Haiti in June 2006.

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Here is a picture of President Michel Martelly as he received credentials of Peter Mulrean, the new US Ambassador to Haiti. He replaced Pamela A. White who had served as the U.S. Ambassador to Haiti since July 2012.

President Martelly Received Credentials of Petermulrean, New US Ambassador
On October 6, 2015, Peter F. Mulrean has been nominated as the new Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti by U.S President Obama. His previous appointment was as the Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland where he managed a diverse portfolio across many agencies. Mulrean is known as the expert on the Balkans, the Middle East, U.S. humanitarian assistance, and post conflict reconstruction. He is a graduate from Harvard University and recipient of senior Foreign Service performance awards, likes of, Meritorious Honor Awards and Superior Honor Awards. He is married, father of two daughters and well conversant in French, Dutch and Serbo-Croatian.

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Here is a picture of the new Ambassador of the European Union in Haiti, Mr. Vincent Degert

European Union New Ambassador Vincent Degert Pledges Cooperation with Haiti

New Ambassador of the European Union (EU) in Haiti, Vincent Degert, presented President Michel Martelly with Degert's curriculum vitae during a formal introduction of him to the GOH. Degert is replacing retiring Ambassador Javier Nino Perez.

Degert repeated the EU's dedication to follow through on projects the EU has in the pipeline. He also demonstrated his eagerness to facilitate stronger bonds of fraternity and agreement between the Eurozone and Haiti.

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Here is a picture of Mr. Fernando Vidal de Mello, the new Brazilian Ambassador to Haiti.

On Friday, September 4, 2015, Mr. Fernando Vidal de Mello, the new Brazilian Ambassador to Haiti was received by the Haitian President Michel Martelly at the National Palace. While delivering his credentials to the Haitian President the new ambassador had reiterated the commitment of his country to support the Haitian government in its efforts to improve the living conditions of the Haitian population. The Haitian Head of the State has reassured his administration's readiness to work jointly and strengthen the ties of friendship and cooperation between Haiti and Brazil. The Brazilian ambassador then went to the National Pantheon Museum (MUPANA) where he laid a wreath to salute the memory of the founding fathers of the Haitian nation. Then at the invitation of the Director of the Museum Mrs. Michèle Frisch, the new ambassador visited the rooms of permanent and temporary exhibits at the museum and expressed his satisfaction for having the opportunity to learn about Haiti's rich history. Since the days of overthrowing Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 2004, Brazil has a high involvement in Haiti, apart from having various development and aid programs, it is the leading contributor of MINUSTAH in Haiti.

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Here is a picture of Mr. Ebenezer D. Bassett. He was the first African-American ambassador to Haiti.

Ebenezer D. Bassett, Ambassador to Haiti and an African American, will be paid tribute to during September's Freedom Trail Month at the Grove Street Cemetery.

Bassett broke the color line at Central Connecticut State University, then became principal at Cheney University, the first black university.

Scheduled to speak are New Haven Mayor Toni Harp; Preservation Representative Marian O'Keefe; and CSCU Provost Carl Lovitt. The post-ceremony reception will take place at Jean Pope Park.

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Here is a picture of US Ambassador accredited to Haiti, Pamela White.

U.S. Ambassador to Haiti, Pamela White, states the U.S. is against an interim government. Opposition parties want to get rid of the corrupt PEC, who manipulates the electoral process to its advantage.

The U.S. argues elections must be held because it is the only way to guarantee political stability. It also says private investors are leery of provisional governments.

The U.S. has poured $25 million into elections and will donate another $5 million.

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Here is a picture of the current Haitian Ambassador in the Bahamas, Antonio Rodrigue in 2015

Haitian Ambassador in the Bahamas, Antonio Rodrigue

On October 14, 2010, in a ceremony at the Government House, Nassau, the Bahamas welcomed His Excellency Antonio Rodrigue as the second Resident Ambassador from the Republic of Haiti. Ambassador Rodrigue replaced Ambassador Louis Harold Joseph, who had served the post for previous eight years. H.E Antonio Rodrigue continued his responsibility till August 13, 2015. In a farewell reception at the Luciano's restaurant in New Providence, the Hon. Philip E. "Brave" Davis, Q.C., M.P. Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Public Works & Urban Development, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, appreciated his role played in promoting bilateral cooperation between the two countries, especially on promotion and protection on investments and technical cooperation in agriculture and fisheries. He will assume new responsibility as the Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium.

Haitian Ambassador in the Bahamas
Sears House, Shurley Street
P. O. Box 3046
Nassau
Bahamas
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Here is a picture of Haiti ambassador Daniel Supplice as he has been removed from his position.

On Tuesday, July 21, 2015, Daniel Supplice, the Haitian ambassador to Santo Domingo, has been removed "permanently" from his post by the Haitian government because he could not defend his government properly amid the current immigration issues with the Dominican Republic, instead he has held his government responsible for the vulnerable illegal residential status of thousands of Haitians living in the D.R who are facing threats of deportation as stateless people. They could not register themselves before the given deadline of the D.R authority on June 17, 2015, because the Haiti government could not provide them necessary documents required for their registration to residential status in the D.R.

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Here is a picture of the new United Kingdom Ambassador to Haiti, Ms. Sharon Campbell

The United Kingdom has announced the name of Sharon Isabel Campbell as the new Her Majesty's Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti. From October, 2015, Mrs. Campbell will represent Her Majesty the Queen and the UK government in Haiti by replacing Mr. Steven Fisher who will be transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment. Earlier, she had served in Costa Rica, Poland, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Venezuela, and Belgium. She met her husband Chris Campbell in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and they have remained married since 1989.That makes them an exceptional pair in the United Kingdom diplomatic history: the first married couples who were ambassadors to neighboring countries. On her appointment, she has said that she is delighted and honored to this position in a country with such a long and distinguished history. She would look forward to further developing United Kingdom's already strong political and cooperation links with the Republic of Haiti.

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It seems like there are some major changes underway in Washington in regard to Haiti. President Barack Obama announces some changes in its diplomatic personal. Among these changes, he is considering on nominating Mr. Peter F. Mulrean as the new Ambassador to Haiti.

Peter Mulrean who was born in Boston is currently the Deputy Permanent Representative at the U.S. Mission to the UN in Geneva. He became part of the team of the U.S. Foreign Service in 1988. He served at the American Consulate General in Zagreb. He also served two years at the American Embassy in New Delhi, India.

If the nomination goes through, Mr. Peter F. Mulrean will replace Ambassador Pamela A. White who has been there since July 18, 2012

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