Abinader appoints Omara Corporán as the new Dominican consul general in Chicago

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Santo Domingo, R.D. – President Luis Abinader appointed, through Decree No. 573-25, the young lawyer Omara Josiel Corporán Castillo as Consul General of the Dominican Republic in Chicago, Illinois, becoming the youngest diplomat in the Dominican foreign service, with only 27 years of age.

The new official has stood out for her leadership, social commitment, and modern vision of public service, based on innovation, inclusion, and institutional efficiency.

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From his new role, Corporán will be responsible for strengthening consular services, promoting commercial, cultural, and cooperation ties between the Dominican Republic and the United States, and consolidating the bond with the Dominican diaspora residing in the North American Midwest. The appointment of Omara Corporán represents a milestone in the national diplomatic service, symbolizing a renewed diplomacy that bets on the energy and vision of young people to project a modern, inclusive Dominican Republic committed to its people inside and outside the country.
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