Since the beginning of the year, President Luis Abinader has traveled abroad at an average of once per month, Listin Diario reports.
In early January, he traveled to Puerto Rico for the inauguration of new governor Jennifer Gonzalez.
In February, Abinader traveled to Guyana in South America for the second time to attend an energy summit. Guyana has become an interesting part of Dominican foreign policy with proposals for assistance in agriculture, infrastructure, tourism, energy, and industry currently on the table since 2023.
The day after giving the required State of the Nation speech to Congress on 27 February, Abinader flew to Montevideo, Uruguay for the inauguration of President Yamandu Orsi. While he was there he met with Spain’s King Felipe VI and visited Uruguay’s ailing former president Jose (Pepe) Mujica in his residence.
Just days later, in early March...
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