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Minustah chief says police progresses
posted on: Jan 16 2012 8:30 by RDugey. Viewed 17 times.
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Haiti told LISTÍN DIARIO that the police has experienced significant progress and that the Mission of the UN in this country continues to work with authorities to strengthen their human and technical capacity and ensure that they can ensure their own safety, as quickly as possible once the withdrawal of the force there is multinational.
"The security situation has improved and political violence has almost virtually disappeared," said Mariano Fernandez, head of the United Nations Mission for the stabilization in Haiti (Minustah). Fernandez added that 12,000 soldiers of peace and the Minustah police are doing a job "silent, but important, patrolling both day and night cities in Haiti to provide security to the people".
Official said LISTÍN DIARIO that Minustah is cooperating with the u000aHaitian authorities to strengthen the police when Haitians do charge the management of its security, the day that the UN mission ends its mandate.
Haitian National Police has almost 10,000 troops for a population of 10 million inhabitants. For that reason, it is essential for Minustah to continue to strengthen its capacity and staffing. Security in the country is virtually in charge of the Mission of the UN
La Minustah was established on June 1, 2004.
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