Commitment to security: Luis Abinader addresses crime challenges before the diaspora in New York
During his recent visit to Brooklyn, New York, President Luis Abinader held a close meeting with the Dominican community, where he openly acknowledged that citizen security remains one of the main challenges for his administration. The president reaffirmed that the Dominican government maintains a constant effort in the reform of the institutions responsible for order to confront criminality in the country more effectively.
The head of state was emphatic in pointing out that his administration is fully aware of the concerns expressed by citizens regarding security. In this sense, he assured that corrective measures are being implemented aimed at strengthening social peace and guaranteeing a safer environment for all Dominicans.
Future vision and the role of the diaspora
Beyond the current situation, President Abinader shared his long-term vision for the country. As he indicated, his main objective is to leave a legacy of institutional transformation and progress, with the clear goal of delivering in 2028 a Dominican Republic significantly better than the one he received upon taking office in 2020.
The Government is working hard to create the necessary conditions that allow Dominicans living abroad to return to their homeland for their retirement, with the peace of mind and quality services they deserve.
Luis Abinader, President of the Dominican Republic
Priority for Dominicans abroad
The president highlighted the vital importance of the diaspora as an engine of economic and social development for the nation. Therefore, he stressed that strengthening ties with Dominicans abroad is an absolute priority of his administration. The meeting in Brooklyn is part of a strategic agenda designed to hear firsthand the needs of those who, despite the distance, maintain a close commitment to the well-being of the Dominican Republic.
