SANTO DOMINGO.- Construction businessmen from La Altagracia province have called on the Government. They urge for the construction of road infrastructure in the east of the Dominican Republic. They claim it’s essential to cater to the growing demands of the nation’s main tourist center.
Recently, the La Altagracia Tourism Business Alliance had a meeting with Vice President Raquel Peña. There, they discussed ways to enhance Bávaro-Punta Cana’s growth.
Alliance President José Sánchez expressed the need for better road infrastructure, a modern aqueduct, and reinforced wastewater treatment.
The businessmen met with Vice President Raquel Peña. (EXTERNAL SOURCE).
Sánchez stated that the vision is to maintain sustainable local and foreign investment in real estate and tourism. They want these sectors to continue supporting tourism, hospitality, and national economy growth.
The spokesperson expressed the group’s appreciation for the president and vice president due to the recent removal of the tax reform proposal. They marked it as “a clear example of listening and democracy.”
The Alliance’s press release stated that its members have developed over 65,000 rooms in the area and plan to build about 100,000 housing units in the next seven years. The investment surpasses 12 billion dollars.
The projects are expected to generate more than 65,000 direct and indirect jobs. They can also maintain steady growth in one of the Caribbean’s most important tourist destinations.
The meeting at the National Palace aimed to discuss the challenges in the Verón, Bávaro-Punta Cana area, such as project permission, local investments, and priority works that support the economic and social development of the area.
The senator for La Altagracia, Rafael Duluc, attended the meeting alongside representatives of various local organizations. They collectively contribute to 70% of the investments in Bávaro-Punta Cana, promoting economic growth for the region and the nation.
