Ariel Henry
Haitian prime minister and neurosurgeon
Born
November 6th, 1949
76 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Haiti
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Served as prime minister of Haiti, taking office in July 2021. Practiced as a neurosurgeon prior to entering politics and held various positions in the health sector. Played a key role in the response to national crises and political instability. Prior work included contributions to health reform efforts and leadership within medical associations.
Served as prime minister of Haiti from 2021
Worked as a prominent neurosurgeon
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