Wednesday Dominican Chancellor Andrés Navarro received the official visit of his Haitian counterpart Pierrot Delienne, in order to initiate the revival of the bilateral political dialogue between the two nations. Chancellor Delienne was received at first by Navarro in private audience.

Following the closed session, during a joint press conference Navarro declared aside Delienne "We appreciate this official visit to the country of Mr. Chancellor Delienne, the Dominican Republic remains open to a political dialogue with the Haitian authorities and in the best disposition to resume talks that will allow to boost bilateral relations and to facilitate the common work for the well-being of our two peoples."

After the private meeting between the two Chancellors, the two ministers held an enlarged meeting to the "Salón Los Espejos" of the Chancellery, with Dominican and Haitian delegations.

The Haitian delegation led by Chancellor Delienne, was composed of the Chief of Staff of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Madelain Fils-Aimé; the Special Adviser to the Chancellor Dorothy Senatus; the Director of Political Affairs, Jean C. Augustave; the Director of Dominican affairs, Idalbert Jean Pierre and the technical secretary for the Haitian part of the Joint Binational Commission (CMB) dominicaino-Haitian, Leon Charles.

The Dominican delegation led by Chancellor Navarro was composed of the Deputy Minister Alejandra Liriano, responsible for foreign policy; Deputy Minister César Dargam, in charge of economic affairs and trade negotiations; Vice Minister Nelly Pérez in charge of consular Affairs and the Dominican Ambassador in Haiti, Rubén Silié.

Also participated in that enlarged meeting. Alberto Despradel, Chief of the Haitian Affairs; Julio Santana, Director of Mirex cabinet; Arlette Palacios, Director of Cooperation; Roberto Martinez Villanueva, Executive Director of CMB and Kenia Ángeles, Director of Migration.

At this meeting were discussed common problems of vital importance for the development of both countries to be included in the agenda of the Commission, such as, among others: cooperation, trade, investment, environment, energy, migration and energy.

Following the expanded meeting, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrés Navarro declared "We have officially received the new Haitian Minister of Foreign Affairs Pierrot Delienne to dynamize, through the CMB the development of the binational agenda. We are very optimistic that this will be a space for open dialogue, espectful, understanding and with an attitude of good neighborly relations between all."

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https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-17148-icihaiti-diplomacy-soon-a-visit-of-the-haitian-chancellor-in-dr.html

SL/ HaitiLibre