Haiti's interim PM hospitalized, in stable condition days after taking office

Haiti's newly appointed interim prime minister, Garry Conille, has been hospitalized in Port-au-Prince. According to his workplace, Conille experienced respiratory issues but is currently in stable condition. Specific details regarding the cause of his hospitalization have not been disclosed. Conille was named interim prime minister on May 29 by a transition council, which aims to hold elections before February 7, 2026, in response to ongoing crises in Haiti's leadership.

Conille previously served as Haiti's prime minister from October 2011 to May 2012 under then-President Michel Martelly. Since his recent appointment, Conille has been actively engaging with officials and touring key facilities, including the main international airport. His hospitalization comes shortly after he assumed office, highlighting the challenges Haiti faces as it seeks to restore stability.