World Press Day: Fils-Aimé Engages with Media

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé met with journalists and media directors on International Press Day, this Saturday, May 3. A moment of reflection and tribute to victim journalists was observed during the event. He took the opportunity to discuss with journalists the country's security situation. The Prime Minister praised the efforts made by the media to inform the population currently living in fear during this time of crisis.

He encouraged the media to change the narrative regarding armed gangs. Alix Didier Fils-Aimé advocates for a responsible and ethical press in the country. In a relaxed atmosphere, interactive discussions around current press issues took place, with guests speaking with the temporary occupant of the Primature, as he calls himself.

Another topic raised by the Prime Minister was the question of elections and the constitutional referendum. The PM announced that the focus would soon undeniably be on the electoral process. "Elections will take place to hand over power to legitimate authorities." Some journalists expressed concerns about the legitimacy of elected officials, given that 85% of the capital is controlled by gangs and other regions of the country.