World September 23, 2024 - 8:14 am

Haiti requires $120 million for elections

Port-au-Prince.- Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille announced on Thursday that Haiti will need approximately $120 million dollars to organize general elections, review the Constitution, and implement necessary constitutional reforms.

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“We estimate that around $120 million will be needed to finance the process, but we are confident we can mobilize those resources,” Conille stated in a national address marking his first 100 days in office.

He further explained that, with the support of governments and international partners, a common fund has been established to finance the elections. “Haiti has already contributed more than a third of the required amount to ensure the revision of the Constitution and to take significant steps toward holding the elections,” the Prime Minister added.

Source: EFE Agency

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