Fenatrado supports the management of Juan Manuel Méndez at the head of Intrant
The president of the National Federation of Dominican Transportation (Fenatrado), Ricardo de los Santos, expressed his full support for the appointment of Juan Manuel Méndez as executive director of the National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (Intrant). During a formal meeting between the union’s board of directors and the official, the trajectory and institutional commitment that endorse the new head of the entity were highlighted.
De los Santos highlighted that Méndez’s previous experience in public service is the best guarantee to ensure efficient performance in a key position for national mobility. According to the leader of Fenatrado, the general’s management capacity has been demonstrated in each of his previous responsibilities.
General Méndez has demonstrated, in every responsibility he has assumed, management capacity and institutional commitment. We trust that at the head of Intrant he will carry out work in accordance with the country’s expectations.
Ricardo de los Santos, president of Fenatrado
Dialogue and transparency as management pillars
For his part, the executive director of Intrant, Juan Manuel Méndez, reaffirmed his commitment to working under a model based on open dialogue, transparency, and strict respect for current legal regulations. The official emphasized that his administration will not be one of impositions, but of consensus with the sector’s stakeholders.
Among the key points of his speech, Méndez highlighted:
- The opening of Intrant’s doors to all sectors linked to transportation in the Dominican Republic.
- The importance of listening to unions before making transcendental decisions for traffic.
- The recognition of freight transport as a fundamental pillar for the country’s economic development and supply chain.
Méndez emphasized that his main mission is to manage traffic through strategic planning and effective coordination, ruling out any measure that implies abuses against transport workers. This approach seeks to strengthen the relationship between the governing body and the various actors that make up the Dominican land transport system.
