Jimmy Rosario Bernard highlights the importance of technological collaboration between the DR and the US
The rector of the Instituto Tecnológico de las Américas (ITLA), engineer Jimmy Rosario Bernard, participated in an important meeting with alumni of the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). This event, supported by the United States Department of State, was organized by the U.S. Embassy on Dominican soil with the goal of fostering strategic dialogue.
Ambassador Leah F. Campos’ residence served as the setting to bring together prominent figures from the academic, public, and private sectors. The central purpose of the day was to discuss advances in technology, innovation, and the future impact of the semiconductor industry in the region.
These spaces strengthen the relationship between both countries, our main trading partner, and allow us to identify new opportunities for cooperation to boost talent, research, and technological development in our country.
Jimmy Rosario Bernard, Rector of ITLA
Driving the technological future
During her speech, Rosario Bernard emphasized that ITLA’s participation in these types of forums is key to strengthening ties with international actors and boosting human capital development. According to the rector, these alliances are fundamental for the Dominican Republic to remain competitive in the global economy.
- Strengthening bilateral relations between the Dominican Republic and the United States.
- Exchange of knowledge regarding the semiconductor industry and new technologies.
- Creation of networking opportunities among leaders from various productive and academic sectors.
- Institutional commitment to the training of highly skilled professionals.
The rector reaffirmed ITLA’s commitment to continue being a benchmark in technological education, ensuring that the institution will continue working on building strategic alliances that translate into better opportunities for Dominican students and professionals.
From ITLA, we reaffirm our commitment to continue training the human capital demanded by the economy of the future and to build strategic alliances that generate more opportunities for our people.
Jimmy Rosario Bernard
This event adds to the series of initiatives promoted by ITLA to foster technological transformation in various productive sectors of the country, consolidating its position as a key ally in national development.
