UNGA & Diplomacy: Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé’s regional and security agenda is echoed in Haiti’s push for stronger international coordination, while Haiti’s partners and institutions face renewed scrutiny at the UN General Assembly. IMF/BRH Reference Program: Haiti launched the fourth review of the IMF/BRH Staff-Monitored Program, citing inflation easing (32.2% to 17.5% by July 2026) and ongoing reforms to petroleum pricing and public finances. External Aid Oversight: The MPCE opened a portfolio review of externally funded projects (2025–2026), stressing national ownership, results, and better partner coordination to avoid duplication. Regional Connectivity: Haiti signed the Multilateral Air Services Agreement (MASA) with CARICOM to reduce isolation and expand air links for trade and tourism. Security & Justice: Haiti authorized extradition of Joseph Félix Badio and 17 Colombians to the U.S. for trial in the 2021 Moïse assassination case; the U.S. also expanded indictments tied to the plot. Food & Jobs: The MARNDR/IDB-backed PAPAIR distributed fishing equipment in Grande Anse to support livelihoods and food security. Social Protection: MAST advanced the Klere Chimen adaptive social protection transition, aiming to expand coverage nationwide. Environment & Resilience: Haiti launched a National Community Reforestation Strategy to restore degraded land, create green jobs, and boost rural incomes. Energy & Consumer Protection: MCI inspected fuel quality at gas stations in Port-au-Prince, collecting samples for lab analysis. Pensions Reform: MAST held a forum to modernize and consolidate Haiti’s general pension system, targeting coverage, equity, governance, and sustainability. Diaspora Remittances: A new IFAD report highlights remittances as a major, resilient household lifeline—especially for rural families—amid Haiti’s recovery needs.