Haitian woman asks Bukele to include youth in crisis solution

A Haitian woman residing in the Dominican Republic, identified as Hilna Pierre, made an appeal to the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, to express the willingness of hundreds of young people from Haiti to collaborate in finding solutions to the crisis that the Caribbean nation is going through.

Through a message addressed to the Salvadoran president, Pierre assured that numerous young Haitians wish to get involved in initiatives that contribute to improving the situation in their country, by contributing their knowledge of the territory and local communities.

The young woman considered that the participation of Haitian citizens could prove useful to guide those involved in potential assistance projects and facilitate knowledge of hard-to-reach areas.

Haitian woman asserts that young people want to be part of the solution

In her message, Hilna Pierre stated that there is a willingness among sectors of the Haitian youth to collaborate on actions aimed at addressing the problems affecting their nation.

“There are hundreds of young Haitians who are willing to be part of the solution to Haiti’s current problems; if at any point you need help from the locals, make an announcement and rest assured that you will find many locals willing to help,” he expressed.

With these statements, Pierre sought to convey to President Bukele that, in his perception, there are Haitian citizens interested in actively contributing to potential support initiatives.

The young woman highlighted that knowledge of the communities and the territory constitutes a resource that could be leveraged in assistance efforts.

Ask to take into account the knowledge of local citizens

Pierre maintained that young Haitians know the particularities of their communities and could provide useful information about certain localities.

According to your approach, that knowledge would allow for the identification of hard-to-reach areas and guide those participating in potential aid initiatives.

Their proposal focuses on giving the local population the opportunity to collaborate in the search for solutions to the problems facing Haiti.

However, the young woman did not specify the existence of a formal organization that brings together the hundreds of young people mentioned, nor did she present a concrete collaboration plan.

Call addressed to President Nayib Bukele

Hilna Pierre’s message was specifically directed at Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, whom she invited to take into consideration the willingness of young Haitians who, as she stated, wish to contribute to the well-being of their country.

Pierre suggested that, if at any point the collaboration of people knowledgeable about the Haitian territory is required, a public call could be made.

The young woman expressed her confidence that such an initiative would find citizens willing to participate.

So far, there has been no report of a response from the Salvadoran president to Pierre’s message.

The statement constitutes a citizen proposal and does not imply the existence of an agreement, official call, or joint initiative between El Salvador and Haitian youth groups.