Economy

Economy December 7, 2017 | 12:30 pm

The county can become a major exporter, but lacks a plan

Santo Domingo.-  Quality production, first level standards and practices and international certifications are no longer an option if the county wants to become a major exporter, National Business Council (CONEP) president Pedro Brache affirmed Wed. He said he's convinced the Dominican Republic has all the conditions to become an exporter of agro and livestock products, but needs to continually... Read more

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