The United States emphasized the importance of the Anti-Gang Task Force, BINUH, and the OAS. According to Marco Rubio, the Transitional Presidential Council must be dissolved by February 7.

Carlos Ruiz Massieu, a seasoned Mexican diplomat, was appointed on July 2 as head of the UN mission in Haiti amid a worsening crisis. Tasked with leading political and humanitarian efforts, his nomination follows urgent UN calls to bolster BINUH’s mandate and curb gang violence as Haiti faces escalating insecurity and state collapse.

Papa Samba Mbodj, Police Commissioner of the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) speaks on Haiti's deepening crisis as gangs fuel insecurity, keeping children out of school and worsening hunger. The poverty Haiti faces creates a breeding ground for gangs to recruit in vulnerable communities. Guided by BINUH's mandate, which consists of assisting local authorities and strengthening the capacity of police, the UN is reinforcing the capabilities of the Haitian police to face the gangs.