©️The Primature
Le Premier ministre Alix Didier Fils-Aimé a lancé officiellement le mardi 11 novembre 2025, la Campagne nationale de sensibilisation, de mobilisation et de formation des femmes haïtiennes pour des élections inclusives. Affirmant que « Pa gen demokrasi san fanm « , le Chef du Gouvernement a rappelé que la participation féminine demeure indispensable au renforcement des institutions démocratiques du pays.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed his team's commitment to promoting genuine equality between women and men in political life. The preliminary draft of the electoral decree includes financial incentives of up to 3 billion gourdes to encourage the full participation of women at all stages of the electoral process.
Already, 40 per cent of the staff recruited by the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) for departmental and communal electoral offices are women. In addition, a minimum quota of 30 per cent of women candidates is now mandatory on the legislative lists, while a 25 per cent funding bonus will be granted to parties that have successfully elected more than 50 per cent of women in the upcoming general elections.
Le Chef du Gouvernement a salué le partenariat entre le CEP et ONU-Femmes, qu’il qualifie de « moteur essentiel de la démocratie inclusive « . Il en a profité pour rendre hommage aux figures historiques du courage féminin haïtien, notamment Suzanne Sanité Bélair, Catherine Flon, Claire Heureuse et Tante Toya, dont l’engagement a marqué la naissance de la Nation. Ces héroïnes, selon lui, doivent inspirer la génération actuelle dans la lutte pour une représentation équitable.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé urged women to continue their civic and political commitment, stressing that their active participation is the key to a more stable and prosperous democracy. It reaffirmed the Government ' s commitment to create the necessary conditions for their full integration into public governance and national decision-making.
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