Dominican Republic government inaugurates various infrastructure projects

The Dominican Republic government has completed several significant infrastructure projects across the country, focusing on education, tourism, and public health.

In Santo Domingo Este, President Luis Abinader inaugurated the expansion of the San Vicente de Paúl Educational Center in Los Mina. The RD$141 million project includes 12 new classrooms, a library, and a technical vocational school designed to improve student employability. Additionally, the government delivered the Orlando Martínez Primary School in Ciudad Juan Bosch, benefiting 945 students, alongside 836 new apartments in the Ciudad Real Ecológica residential project.

In the tourism sector, Minister David Collado delivered multiple community improvements in Boca Chica, including the renovation of the San Rafael Arcángel parish, the Los Caracoles plaza, and both municipal and children's parks, with a total investment of over RD$76 million. In Santo Domingo, the Ministry of Tourism concluded a RD$61.5 million street rehabilitation phase in the Colonial City, covering Colón and Hostos streets to improve urban mobility and heritage preservation.

Regarding public health, Vice President Raquel Peña announced the renovation and expansion of the Jacinto Mañón Maternal and Child Hospital in San Cristóbal, a project exceeding RD$489 million aimed at strengthening the public health network.