UN General Assembly
2024

Food insecurity has also worsened. The FAO reports that over 735 million people suffered from hunger in 2022. Conflicts, economic instability, and climate change drive this alarming trend. In Haiti, nearly half the population now experiences acute food insecurity. This is not only a humanitarian emergency but a threat to national stability. We must work together to strengthen agriculture, ensure equitable food access, and fight hunger in a sustainable way. Technological progress offers new opportunities—but also new risks. The rapid rise of artificial intelligence, cyberattacks, and disinformation endanger democratic stability. The ITU notes that 2.7 billion people lacked internet access in 2023. Haiti, among the least connected countries, must receive support to bridge this digital divide and participate fully in the 21st-century global economy.