Jocelyn Pierre Appointed Head of OAVCT: Focus on Modernization and Proximity

The Minister of Economy and Finance, Serge Gabriel Collin, officially installed Jocelyn Pierre as the new Director General of the Office of Vehicle Third-Party Insurance (OAVCT) on March 4, 2026, succeeding Pierre Jean Raymond André.

A lawyer at the Port-au-Prince Bar since 2012 and a criminologist, Mr. Pierre brings over 25 years of experience in the Haitian public administration. A university professor, he taught criminal law and social law in several public and private institutions for 15 years. His career is marked by varied responsibilities, including positions as legal advisor and director in various public institutions, as well as co-directing a law firm.

In his address, the new director placed his mandate under the banner of renewal and efficiency. He outlined four priority areas: proximity to users, strengthening control mechanisms, improving administrative performance, and innovation in management.

Emphasizing the need for collective work, he called on employees to fully engage in this new dynamic. “Your expertise, your rigor, and your sense of public service will be the true drivers of this new phase,” he declared, stressing that the institution's success will depend on the discipline, solidarity, and sense of responsibility of each individual.

In installing the new head, the minister reiterated the importance of transparent and efficient management, in line with the government's desire to strengthen public institutions.

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