Louino Volcy in charge of affairs of the Embassy of Hati in France

Louino Volcy becomes the new charge d’affaires at the Embassy of Haiti in France

Ravensley Boisrond

7 hrs ago

Louino Volcy, new charge d’affaires at the Haitian Embassy in Paris and outgoing Ambassador Plenipotentiary Josué Pierre Dahomey. Photo taken on the embassy’s X account.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Religion (MAEC) appointed Louino Volcy on June 24, 2024 as new charge d’affaires at the Embassy of Haiti in Paris.

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs presents its compliments to the Embassy of Haiti in France and has the advantage of informing it, for appropriate action, that Mr. Louino Volcy, Minister Counselor, has been appointed chargé d’affaires at the said embassy,” reads a letter from the MAEC.

Note that Volcy succeeds the plenipotentiary ambassador Josué Pierre Dahomey, who was recalled to Port-au-Prince.

A graduate of the State University of Haiti and the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Louino Volcy holds a Bachelor’s degree in legal sciences, a Master’s degree in general international law and a Master’s 2 in public international law-international administration.

The Embassy of#Haiti France organized this Thursday, June 27, a handover ceremony between Ambassador Josué Dahomey (@dahomey_josue) and the Chargé d’Affaires Louino VOLCY (@VolcyLouino). Ambassador Dahomey thanked the staff and expressed his wishes for success to… pic.twitter.com/wvkd4a3bvm

— Embassy of Haiti in France (@AmbassadeHaiti) June 27, 2024

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