The delivery of 300 property titles that will benefit multiple families and the inauguration of a new hotel were part of the agenda carried out this Saturday by President Luis Abinader, on his tour of the Northwest Line.
The president delivered property titles that will benefit more than 300 families in the neighborhoods of El Bolsillo, Barrio Viejo, El Campamento, Barrio Lindo, El Tanque and Barrio Nuevo in the municipality of Las Matas de Santa Cruz, Montecristi.
“When you leave, your property will be worth much more than when you entered, you will be able to leave it to your descendants and live in peace,” Abinader declared.
He explained that the cost assumed by the government so that families can now enjoy their own roof was RD$ 35,600,000.00, with an individual cost of RD$ 80,000.00.
Duarte Méndez, director of the State Land Titling Technical Unit, said that the titling processes have already begun in El Valle, Hato Mayor province and the urban center of Pedernales.
Hotel opens
The President of the Republic also participated in the inauguration of the Wyndham Garden El Morro Hotel, which has 56 rooms for vacation and business guests. Its facilities include versatile meeting rooms, a gym, a co-working space, a bar, a swimming pool, banking services, a pharmacy, and a mini-market.
Master Plan for the Tourism Development of Montecristi
The president also attended the presentation of the Master Plan for the Tourism Development of Montecristi, which will boost the economic, logistical and industrial activities of the area with private investment.
It also seeks to contribute to expanding all port activities so that more ships can arrive, which, due to the natural conditions and its strategic location, can make the port of Manzanillo the main port terminal in the northwest of the country.
There he presided over the delivery of 42 certificates to companies covered by Law 12-21 on Border Development.
First mansion Sanctuary residences
For his part, the Minister of the Presidency, Joel Santos, broke ground on the Sanctuary Residences Montecristi, with 109 villas and an estimated private investment of USD$30,000,000.
Santos Echeverría, on behalf of President Abinader, thanked the business owners and investors for placing their trust in the economic development of Montecristi.
Both projects will benefit from the tax benefits granted by Law 158-01 (CONFOTUR), which will further boost their economic impact and sustainable development in the region.
President Abinader was accompanied by the Minister of the Presidency, Joel Santos, and the Minister of Industry, Commerce and SMEs, Víctor Bisonó; Governor Nelsy Cruz and Senators Ramón Pimentel of Montecristi and Martín Nolasco of Valverde; Representative Rosendy Polanco; the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Education, Clara Joa; the Superintendent of Electricity, Andrés Astacio; the President and Secretary of the Border Development Council, Ramón Pérez Tejada and Erodis Díaz; the President of the Board of Directors of Energía 2000, Jaime Andrés Santana Bonetti; businessman Guillermo Estrella; Héctor Rodríguez Pimentel and baseball player Nelson Cruz, among others.
