SANTO DOMINGO.- Construction businessmen from La Altagracia province have called on the Government for urgent infrastructure development in the east Dominican Republic. They believe this is key to supporting the growth of the country’s main tourist center.
The La Altagracia Tourism Business Alliance met with Vice President Raquel Peña. They discussed aspects of strengthening the Bávaro-Punta Cana area.
José Sánchez, president of the Alliance, highlighted the need for road improvements, a modern aqueduct, and better wastewater treatment.
The Vice President met with the businessmen. (EXTERNAL SOURCE).
“Our goal is to sustain both foreign and local investment in real estate and tourism. This is crucial for hospitality, tourism, and economic growth,” emphasized the businessman.
He praised the president and vice president for withdrawing the tax reform proposal. He said it was a sign of their commitment to listening and democracy.
The Alliance plans to add 100 thousand homes in the next 7 years, with over 12 billion dollars in investment.
This is projected to generate over 65,000 jobs. It promises growth for the main Caribbean tourist destinations.
The meeting at the National Palace addressed the challenges in the Verón, Bávaro-Punta Cana area. The focus was on project permits, local investments, and priority works to uphold its economic and social growth.
Several representatives, including Senator for La Altagracia, Rafael Duluc, took part in the meeting. These representatives account for 70% of investments in Bávaro-Punta Cana, playing a huge role in the region’s and country’s economic growth.
