Yesterday Tuesday to the National Palace on the occasion of the installation ceremony of new Prime Minister, Dr. Garry Conille, the outgoing Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive made ​​his last speech as Prime Minister before to give his place to Mr. Conille.

With a voice full of emotion, he declare "...Ministers and Secretaries of State who have agreed to accompany me and have spared no efforts to deal with the most ungrateful tasks, these thanks are also addressed to great clerk of the State are also addressed to great clerk of the State and beyond to all staff of the public service and enterprises and organizations parastatal, while it is true that everyone, whatever its place in the administrative apparatus, however small it may seem has played its part in this great chain of national solidarity that we had to weave during this tragic period between-all, who has permanently marked us and whose we will bear for a long time the scars.

I would be remiss not to mention in this bunch of recognitions my immediate staff of the Primature, the Director of Cabinet, the Secretary General and my Executive Secretary who shared with me the weight of this heavy management.

During the long, endless debate that helped you to obtain the vote of confidence in favor of the general policy statement, Mr. the Prime Minister, in the two rooms, I heard you say that you want to forward to continuing the dialogue with the legislature, I encourage you and I would be remiss while leaving my current position to not take the time to thank the parliamentarians who constantly reminding me the realities of our citizens throughout the territory, have allowed to give more concrete answers and therefore probably to better fulfill my mission.

My salute, finally is addressed to our cooperation partners as well as those of North than the South, whose assistance was crucial in these painful moments, I said to them again a special thank you for all they have helped to achieve, while inviting them to continue their research for greater effectiveness of the disbursement of external assistance to better meet the pressing needs of the population.

Mr. the Prime Minister, dear Garry you arrive at the head of the government at a key moment of the national life, in the most demanding moments, expectations are many and the challenges are no less important. It is your responsibility to translate into action the campaign promises of President of the Republic and also to take into account in the public policy development the concerns of parliamentary co-custodian of the national sovereignty.

For having been in contact with you and having seen you at work I know you have the makings and the will to meet this difficult challenge. To the extent that you might find it useful I would remain always available to give you my full support.

I wish you Mr. the Prime Minister success and good work in your new position.

I thank you"

HL/ HaitiLibre