It is served in the city of Puerto Plata, the Chamber of Commerce from Turks and Caicos Islands For Dominican Republicwith the aim of promoting trade and tourism exchanges, with the participation of businessmen from both countries.

César José de los Santos, president of the assembly, indicated that the initiative seeks to stimulate trade between Dominican Republic and Turks and Caicos Islandswhich has enormous potential in various fields, as well as holding seminars and events that strengthen friendship and business relations.

He emphasized that Turks and Caicos Islands they have a high level of tourism development that should be linked more to Dominican tourism, and he values ​​the region’s acceptance of the thousands of Dominicans who live there and work in tourism and other areas.

De los Santos also highlighted that companies such as Helados Bon were already installed in Providenciales, due to the presence of José Moreno, the company’s shareholder at the handover ceremony.

He proposed the realization of a free trade agreement between Dominican Republic and Turks and Caicos Islandsthat will benefit Dominica’s productive sector.

business promotion

Caesar Campbell, the entity’s vice president, appreciated the initiative that seeks to promote a business climate, with the hope of achieving, at some point, a free trade environment that would allow investment in both countries to grow even more.

British and British honorary consul for the northern zone, José María Spart welcomes on behalf of the British ambassador to Dominican RepublicMr Mockbul Ali OBE, room creation.

While Fernando González, president of the Commonwealth of Nations roundtable at Dominican Republic offers all of the agency’s support to the nascent chamber and highlights the role played by the British, Canadian and other commonwealth chambers of commerce in promoting trade, which has increased exponentially since the creation of the British Chamber of Commerce, 40 years ago.

Alvin Hegner, founding member of the assembly, spoke on behalf of the prime minister Turks and Caicos IslandsWashington Misik, highlighted the importance of the entity and advocated simplifying the procedures for doing business for greater integration, given the proximity of the islands and the fact that there are regular flights at the airports of Santo Domingo and Santiago, which also wait for the same flow for Puerto Plata.

He praised the relationship with state medical facilities where patients are often transferred by air ambulance to clinics in Santiago.

Yasmara Mejía, executive director of the Chamber, urges entrepreneurs and those interested in doing business with Turks and Caicos Islands and knowing their potential, approach the board and ask them to enter to participate in initiatives to be carried out in the following months. He also announced that a formal presentation of the camera would soon take place at Turks & Caicos.

Briefing

The new entity’s board of directors consists of César José de los Santos, president; Cesar Campbell, Vice President; Juan Antonio Morales, treasurer; Fernando Puig Miller, secretary; Norman Wilton Hamilton, vocals; vocals by William Abbott; Edgar de Jesús Martínez, member; Luis Enrique Fajardo, vocals; Andrés Ceara Brugal, member, and Yasmara Mejía, executive director.