Robert Martínez assumes the role of vice-consul and visa officer in Panama

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Robert Martínez assumes duties as vice-consul in Panama

In Panama City, Robert Martínez has been officially sworn in as vice-consul and head of the Visa Capture Department of the Consulate of the Dominican Republic. With this appointment, Martínez formally integrates into his new responsibilities within the diplomatic mission in Panamanian territory.

The designation, delegated by Consul General Guillermo Gómez Canaán, seeks to optimize the management of the consular area. The main objective of this change is to ensure that visa processes are executed under standards of efficiency, transparency, and strict compliance with the current regulations of the Dominican State.

Commitment to consular management

Among his key tasks, Martínez will focus on strengthening user support, ensuring that the service is agile and timely for all citizens who need to carry out visa procedures. His focus will be on operational excellence within the Dominican representation.

I assume this new responsibility with humility, commitment, and the firm purpose of serving our community and all users of consular services with efficiency and transparency.

Robert Martínez, Vice Consul of the Dominican Republic in Panama.

Trajectory and service vision

This new position marks a significant step in the professional career of Robert Martínez, who reaffirms his vocation for public service. His management will be oriented towards strengthening the quality of the services offered by the Dominican Republic through its consulate, working hand in hand with institutional guidelines to raise the standards of care for the benefit of users.

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