Representing Haiti this week at the 34th International Maritime Organization Assembly.

This week Haiti, represented by Ambassador Anaïse Manuel and SEMANAH’s Eric Prévost and Carlo Cérôme, voted at the 34th International Maritime Organization Assembly and formalized its accession to the IMSO Convention. Congratulations to all newly elected Council members.

One month later, Hurricane Melissa’s impact is still felt in southern Haiti. Thank you to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office for the Crisis Room briefing.

I recently attended “In Conversation with Afua Kyei” at the Bank of England, just weeks after she was named the UK’s most influential Black person. Hearing Afua speak about her path to becoming the Bank’s CFO, overseeing its £1 trillion balance sheet, was truly inspiring.

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Happy Independence Day 🇭🇹 With soup joumou, we are reminded every January 1 that independence isn’t abstract it is lived, shared, and carried forward, wherever we are. Soup joumou is history in a bowl. It marks the day Haiti was born and the moment a nation claimed what had been

On January 2, Haiti celebrates Ancestors’ Day, honoring the women and men whose courage and sacrifice gave birth to our Republic. This moment of remembrance goes beyond ceremony. It is a reaffirmation of our commitment to freedom, dignity, and sovereignty. Living this legacy

A Diplomatic Homecoming: Ambassador ⁦Anaïse Manuel⁩ on Haiti, London, and Global Engagement ⁦DIPLOMAT Magazine⁩ features.diplomatmagazine.com/a-diplomatic-h…

Thank you DIPLOMAT Magazine⁩ for the opportunity to reflect on my journey, Haiti-UK relations, and a vibrant city that I now call home. 🇭🇹 🇬🇧 A Diplomatic Homecoming: Ambassador Anaïse Manuel on Haiti, London, and Global Engagement features.diplomatmagazine.com/a-diplomatic-h…

Started the year with a great exchange with Minister Chris Elmore MP on Haiti’s security priorities, UK support to the Gang Suppression Force, the electoral pathway ahead, violence affecting women and girls, and sports diplomacy. A focused conversation to deepen Haiti UK engagement in

Thank you Lord Kevin Brennan for an engaging exchange at the House of Lords on Haiti and Wales, culture, sports, and education. Excited about what’s ahead!

Thank you DIPLOMAT Magazine for the space to share my journey and discuss Haiti-UK relations 🇭🇹 🇬🇧

The Embassy of Haiti in the UK commemorated the earthquake anniversary with London-based Ralf Etienne, whose journey from loss to Paralympic ambition is truly inspiring.

At the Victoria and Albert Museum, we viewed a rare print of Toussaint Louverture, published in Paris in 1802, as well as Haitian-American designer Victor Glemaud’s Toussaint toile currently featured in the Marie Antoinette Style exhibition and now part of the V&A’s permanent

Did you know Haiti has duty free quota free access to the UK under the Developing Countries Trading Scheme opening new trade opportunities? The Embassy met with the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office trade team to advance this work and support Haitian exports and deeper trade ties with the UK.

Honored to attend L’Année Haïtienne Cambridge University and to support the residency of Jean D’Amérique, an acclaimed Haitian poet, playwright, rapper and novelist. With thanks to Charles Forsdick and Leyla Chéry for their commitment to celebrating our authors and literary voices.

Engaging session Chatham House today on security reform in Haiti and the importance of aligning international action with realities on the ground. Thank you Christopher Sabatini for leading this timely discussion.

Haiti's Winter Olympics uniforms are a work of art 🇭🇹✨

Italian-Haitian designer Stella Jean created these spectacular Opening Ceremony outfits. 🔥 Richardson Viano (slalom) and Stevenson Savart (cross-country skiing) will represent Haiti at Milan Cortina.

This is one of my favorite details from the halftime show: the ribbed knit top worn while waving Haiti’s flag was basically a quiet conversation with history. It echoes photographer Jay Maisel’s Haiti, 1973 series, specifically the picture "Haiti No. 59". Maisel once said