Larimar City & Resort reaffirmed his leadership as a reference for international investment after participating in the Business meeting between Bolivia and the Dominican Republicorganized by the Dominican embassy in Bolivia.
The Forum, held from August 10 to 15 at a hotel in Santo Domingo, aimed to strengthen ties and open new trade and investment opportunities. Under the motto «From the heart of South America to the Caribbean heart», The initiative sought to consolidate Bolivia as a strategic partner of the dynamic Caribbean market and enhance bilateral and regional trade.
The Bolivian delegation was received by the President Luis Abinader, accompanied by the Minister of the Presidency, José Ignacio Ramón Bucón Nouel, the Minister of Industry, Commerce and MSMEs, Víctor Bisonó Hazay, the Minister of Tourism, David Collado Moralesas well as for the Directors of Prodominicana, and the National Council of Free Zones, Bivianaâ € ¯riveiro.
The Dominican representation was completed by authorities such as the Vice Minister of Bilateral Policy, Francisco Caraballo, the Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs and International Cooperation, Hugo Fco. Rivera, or the Dominican Republic ambassador for Bolivia, Sara Paulino Cárdenaswhich supported the business collaboration initiative.
The delegation of the South American country was headed by Rolando Kempff, president of the Federation of Private Entrepreneurs and President of the West of the Bolivian Chapter and the President of the Dominican-Bolivian Bilateral Chamber and Jean Pier Antelo, president of the Chamber of Industry, Commerce, Services and Tourism of Santa Cruz (Cainco) and the East of the Bolivian chapter of the Dominican-Bolivian Bilateral Chapter. In addition, the mission was attended by leading businessmen as Julio César Chávez Parada and representatives of companies such as Hypermaxi, Unagro, Cainco, FEPLP, inter alia.
Larimar City & Resort, strategic investment for Bolivian capital
The mission agenda included workshops on foreign investmentsessions of networking and a presentation on urban innovations in the country among which the development model of Larimar City & Resort, consolidating it as an investment destination of high added value for Bolivian entrepreneurs.
On behalf of Larimar City & Resort, his strategic partner, Daniel Malky, Bolivian entrepreneur with trajectory in emblematic developments such as Apple 40participated in the official sessions by invitation of the ambassador Sarah Paulino. During your speech, Malky He highlighted the competitive advantages of Larimar City as Smart City reference in the Caribbean and his role as a key enclave for Latin American business, highlighting opportunities for Bolivian investors.
The participation of Daniel Malky reaffirms the commitment of Larimar City & Resort with regional cooperation and reinforces his profile as the protagonist in the business field of Latin America. Also, Clerhp Structures, project developer in the country, consolidates its position as a key actor in the promotion of projects that combine sustainability, innovation and economic growth in the region.
Bolivian investments of 1,000 million dollars
In this business framework, Rolando Kempffpresident of the Federation of Private Entrepreneurs of Bolivia and the West of the Bolivian Chapter of the Dominican-Bolivian Bilateral Chamber, revealed that the Bolivian investments in the Dominican Republic exceed 200 million dollars and that, with the corresponding permits and authorizations, they could reach 1,000 million dollars in the coming years.
«Dominican Republic, recognized as the first geopolitical and commercial, offers privileged access to a potential market of 900 million consumers in the United States, Canada, Europe, Central America and the Caribbean,» Kempff said.
Prodominicana and Larimar City & Resort
During the meeting it was recalled that, since last June, the Prodominicana agency Officially supports Larimar City & Resort, incorporating this project into its official portfolio of foreign investments. The entity highlighted its potential to strengthen commercial ties between the Dominican Republic and Latin Americaas well as its ability to attract foreign high -impact investment, such as Bolivia.