The event will bring together specialists to discuss the impact of the global scenario on the local sector
SANTO DOMINGO.– Amid an economic landscape influenced by international tensions, financial adjustments and market changes, the Association of Housing Developers and Builders of Cibao (Aprocovici) announced the talk “Global Shock, Local Decisions”, a meeting focused on the analysis of the Dominican economy and its link with investment and construction.
The information was shared by the entity through its social networks, where it highlighted the importance of creating spaces for dialogue on strategic decision-making within the current economic context.
Market challenges and opportunities
According to the publication released by Aprocovici, the event will feature presentations by economist Jaime Aristy Escuder and analyst Raúl Ovalle, who will discuss various factors that influence the economic dynamics and behavior of the construction sector in the Dominican Republic.
According to the organization, the meeting seeks to bring together entrepreneurs, developers, and professionals interested in understanding how transformations in the global environment can impact investment decisions at the local level.
The talk will be held in Santiago
According to the association, the activity will take place on May 21 at 5:30 p.m. at the Convention Center of the Technological University of Santiago (UTESA).
The organization also explained that member companies can participate with two representatives free of charge, while non-member companies must make a contribution of RD$4,000. For subsidiaries and additional participants, the established cost will be RD$2,000.
An economic scenario under observation
Through the call, Aprocovici argued that the current context forces different economic sectors to analyze their growth, investment and development strategies with greater precision.
The organization reiterated that spaces for technical and economic discussion are key in an international scenario marked by changes that continue to impact markets, financing, and business planning.
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