The remarks were rendered to the membership of the American Chamber of Commerce. First Lady Raquel Arbaje represented President Luis Abinader. Also attending the luncheon were Minister of Foreign ...

The Ministry of Foreign Relations has officially confirmed that the Dominican Republic will not authorize the landing of combat military airplanes from the United States at its national airports, ...

The Dominican Republic has been elected to chair the Trade and Development Board of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), a crucial intergovernmental body of the UN ...

The Chamber of Accounts (Cámara de Cuentas) has announced a significant concentration of its future audits on the current administration, led by the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM). According to the ...

The Consorcio Azucarero de Empresas Industriales (CAEI) received the prestigious Agribusiness of the Year 2025 Award, the highest institutional recognition bestowed by the Dominican Agribusiness Board ...

RD Vial, the road network trust, announced the change, effective this Tuesday, following the installation of new backup RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) readers across the entire network.

In a historic moment for the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC), engineer Arturo del Villar was officially sworn in as the university’s 10th rector for the 2025-2028 term, El Dia reports.

President Luis Abinader inaugurated “Villa Navidad 2025” on 1 December 2025, transforming the gardens in the area of the ...

Equal opportunities for all persons • Training: 15,497 people from 180 public and private institutions participated in workshops on dignified treatment toward people with disabilities from a ...

Global brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev), already the owner of the popular local brand Presidente beer, is expanding its foreign investment footprint in the Dominican Republic, announcing ...

The DR is expected to reach about 2% growth for 2025, despite the rebound to 5% of the economy in 2024. Perez Ducy argues that any one of these increases could, by itself, explain the fiscal deficit.

CAF, the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean, has significantly bolstered its commitment to the Dominican Republic with the inauguration of new offices in Santo Domingo, an event ...