Dominican economy grows by 3.6% in October

Dominican economy grows by 3.6% in October

Santo Domingo.- The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD) has recently shared preliminary results for the Dominican economy as of October 2023, emphasizing its commitment to transparency and timely exchange of data. The report indicates a positive trend in several key areas. The Monthly Indicator of Economic Activity (IMAE) showed a significant year-on-year expansion … Read more

Exports from the Dominican Republic to Haiti decreased by 13.68% from January to September

Exports from the Dominican Republic to Haiti decreased by 13.68% from January to September

Santo Domingo.- Exports from the Dominican Republic to Haiti have significantly decreased, falling 13.68% between January and September 2023 compared to the same period in 2022. This decrease translates into a reduction of 113 million dollars. According to the analysis of the Haitian Statistical Monitor carried out by the Haitian Studies Unit of the Pontificia … Read more

Haiti Turns to Tony Blair for Mediation in Dispute with Dominican Republic over Masacre River

Haiti Turns to Tony Blair for Mediation in Dispute with Dominican Republic over Masacre River

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA.- Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry recently met with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to discuss the current border dispute with the Dominican Republic. They focused on the construction of an irrigation canal on the Masacre River in the province of Dajabón. The meeting took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where Henry … Read more

Dominican Republic Takes Action on Haitian Crisis During European Tour

Dominican Republic Takes Action on Haitian Crisis During European Tour

Santo Domingo.- A delegation from the Dominican Republic, appointed by President Luis Abinader, is currently in Brussels, Belgium, at the headquarters of the European Parliament. They will hold a series of meetings with legislators and authorities representing various European nations. The discussions mainly focus on highlighting the impact of the crisis in Haiti on the … Read more

Pedernales Unveils Inaugural Ecotourism Travel Guide

Pedernales Unveils Inaugural Ecotourism Travel Guide

Pedernales, DR.- In an event attended by government figures, representatives of the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), the Dominican Institute for Integral Development (IDDI), the international NGO CESAL, and prominent members of the tourism sector in the Enriquillo region, the official presentation of the first Pedernales Ecotourism Guide was held. The first Pedernales … Read more

The Dominican construction industry relies partially on manual labor

The Dominican construction industry relies partially on manual labor

SANTO DOMINGO.- The construction sector in the Dominican Republic is a key driver of the economy and has been making advances in technology to improve productivity and competitiveness. However, the sector still faces challenges in terms of mechanization and modernization. According to the Association of Housing Builders and Developers (Acoprovi), there are currently no 100% … Read more

The Conflict Between the Dominican Republic and Haiti Exacerbated by Inequality

The Conflict Between the Dominican Republic and Haiti Exacerbated by Inequality

Distant in degrees of development and practice of democratic practices, the two nations of the island of Hispaniola have been at odds over an irrigation canal illegally connected to the Masacre River in collective desperation for water, a symbolic representation of the centuries-old thirst. For justice, vandalism and ungovernability are intensifying against Haitians on the … Read more

Haiti finds alternative sources for construction materials after trade ban with the Dominican Republic

Haiti finds alternative sources for construction materials after trade ban with the Dominican Republic

Haiti.- Due to the current closure of the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, Haiti has been seeking construction materials from alternative sources. According to Amado Gutiérrez, president of the Dominican-Haitian Truckers Federation, Haiti has been importing cement and rebar from Turkey, wood from Brazil, and electrical goods and hardware components from China. This … Read more

Chinese Entrepreneurs Plan to Construct a Hotel Complex in the Dominican Republic

Chinese Entrepreneurs Plan to Construct a Hotel Complex in the Dominican Republic

SANTO DOMINGO.- The president of the Jade Pro-Chinese Community Foundation, Miguel Feng, has reported that Chinese businessmen are interested in investing in the construction of a hotel complex in the Dominican Republic. They are looking to invest in the construction of a high-quality hotel, either in Santo Domingo or possibly in the Punta Cana area. … Read more

Dominican Republic Questions Haiti’s Willingness to Resolve Conflict and Raises Concerns about Issued Statement

Dominican Republic Questions Haiti’s Willingness to Resolve Conflict and Raises Concerns about Issued Statement

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Foreign Minister, Roberto Álvarez, has expressed doubts about the will of the Haitian side to resolve the current conflict between both nations. He stated during a press conference that he questions whether there is a genuine desire on the part of Haiti to address the current situation. Minister Álvarez emphasized that … Read more

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