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iciHaiti - Security: Caribbean armies are «ill-prepared» to help in Haiti
19/03/2024 10:37:11

"The situation in Haiti shows how ill-prepared we are as a region," said Irfaan Al, President of Guyana and the Caribbean Community

"Caribbean military forces are ill-prepared to help deal with violence in Haiti, as international pressure increases for a transition and political stability," in the gang-ravaged country.

The President indicated that while other countries are making efforts to help end the violence in Haiti, "the weaknesses of joint operations are visible in the region [...] historically, our men and women are not trained to operate and think at the same strategic level" adding that Caribbean countries were struggling "to train people to operate injoint operations."

PI/ iciHaiti