U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau travels to Haiti and the Dominican Republic for discussions focused on security and economic issues, according to reports from both outlets. The trip includes a stop in neighboring Haiti before continuing to the Dominican Republic. In the Dominican Republic, Landau is scheduled to meet with government officials as part of the planned two-day visit. The reported agenda centers on cooperation related to regional security and economic engagement, reflecting the U.S. administration’s focus on the Caribbean and Central America. The sources describe Landau’s trip as an official diplomatic mission, with meetings in both countries intended to address shared concerns. While the outlets do not provide further details on specific agreements or announcements, they agree on the key elements of the travel: Landau’s role as a senior U.S. diplomat under President Donald Trump and the two-country itinerary aimed at discussing security and economic matters.