Miami, Florida – The Municipal District of Verón Punta Cana earned international visibility this week with a notable participation in the 27th Inter-American Conference of Mayors and Local Authorities, hosted in Miami-Dade. More than 30 municipal leaders from across Latin America gathered to discuss key issues shaping the future of cities, including digital transformation, sustainable tourism, urban mobility, and international cooperation.
A Young, Forward-Thinking Representation
Leading the Verón Punta Cana delegation, Marianny Indhira Calcagno Rivera positioned the Dominican Caribbean district as part of a global dialogue on innovation and governance. Her presence emphasized the municipality’s commitment to openness, youth leadership, and modernization within the framework of local government management.
The participation also served as an opportunity to strengthen strategic alliances with other Latin American municipalities, paving the way for joint initiatives in sustainable development and greater international projection of Verón Punta Cana.
Leadership Focused on Global Opportunities
Under the direction of Ramón Antonio “Manolito” Ramírez, the Municipality of Verón Punta Cana continues to push initiatives designed to strengthen local capacities, expand international networks, and highlight the district’s role as a hub for sustainable tourism and development in the Dominican Republic.
This active role on the international stage reflects the municipality’s long-term vision: driving projects that not only elevate Verón Punta Cana’s global visibility but also ensure direct benefits for the local community.
