UN Security & Gangs: The UN human rights chief welcomed the first Gang Suppression Force operations in Haiti, but warned the force is still far below what’s needed as killings, injuries, kidnappings and sexual violence continue and extortion is crippling economic activity. Macroeconomy: The IMF says Haiti’s situation is “exceptionally difficult,” citing insecurity, humanitarian strain, higher oil costs, and the end of TPS that could reduce remittances. Prime Minister at UN: Haiti’s PM told the UN General Assembly the country wants partners to stand with it while Haiti builds its own security capacity, calling for full deployment of the GSF amid gang control of Port-au-Prince. Energy & Industry: Haiti’s 13.4 MW solar plant is set to be operational next month, a potential boost for power reliability that matters for factories and services. Workforce & Training: Les Côteaux opened its 7th Technical Higher Education Center, with a territorial mission aimed at skills for agriculture, fishing and small businesses. Textiles & Jobs: GOEX Apparel marked one year since restarting Haiti garment production in Port-au-Prince, highlighting restored jobs and continued manufacturing despite violence. Food Security: UN Women warns Middle East escalation and shipping disruptions could push up food insecurity, with Haiti named among countries facing overlapping risks. Education & Policy Skills: UEH opened registration for a Master’s in Public Policy Analysis (2026–2027), targeting future policy and economic planning talent.