Transitional Presidential Council and Prime Minister Garry Conille finally agree on a New Government

Transitional Presidential Council and Prime Minister Garry Conille finally agree on a New Government 

  By Widdlyn Raymond


In a significant step towards political stabilization, the Transitional Presidential Council and Prime Minister Garry Conille have reached an agreement this Monday June 10th on the formation of the new government. This new cabinet, poised to steer the nation through its transitional phase, comprises 18 ministries and includes 14 ministers, with notable representation of women in four key positions.

Key Appointments in the New Cabinet:

1. Ministry of Agriculture (MARNDR:: Vernet Joseph

2. Ministry of the Environment (MDE): Moise Jean-Pierre

3. Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor (MAST): Franck Wilbert Georges

4. Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP): Brignol Georges Fils

5. Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) / Ministry of Culture and Communication (MCC): Antoine Augustin

6. Ministry of Commerce (MCI/MDT / Tourism: James Monazard

7. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE): Dominique Dupuy

8. Ministry of the Interior (MDI): Garry Conille

9. Ministry of Justice (MJSP): Carlos Hercules

10. Ministry of Finance and Planning (MEF / MPCE): Ketleen Florestal

11. Ministry of Defense (MDN): Jean Marc Berthier Antoine

12. Ministry of Sports (MJSAC): Niola Lynn Sarah Devalis Octavius

13. Ministry of Public Works, Transport, and Communication (TPTC): Raphael Hosty

14. Ministry of Women’s Affairs and Women’s Rights (MCFDF): Marie Françoise Suzan

It's worth noting that Prime Minister Garry Conille will also serve as the Minister of the Interior that will oversee the upcoming elections. 



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