PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) has initiated a comprehensive three-day dialogue series focusing on Haiti’s electoral framework, commencing October 26, 2026, at the Kinam II Hotel. This inaugural session specifically convened representatives from diverse civil society organizations to foster collaborative discussions.
The agenda encompassed a detailed presentation outlining recent advancements within the electoral process. Participants engaged in thorough deliberations regarding the existing electoral decree and reviewed a comprehensively revised electoral calendar. Furthermore, the session provided a status update on activities that have already been successfully executed, establishing a clear baseline for future operations.
This strategic initiative by the CEP is designed to mobilize and heighten awareness among all critical stakeholders in Haitian society. The primary objective is to galvanize active and informed participation in the forthcoming electoral proceedings, which are pivotal for the nation’s democratic trajectory. The Council has made key documents, including a substantial 70-page electoral decree comprising 414 articles and a concise 2-page revised calendar, publicly accessible to ensure transparency and facilitate informed discourse among the populace and interested parties.