Santiago.- The president of the Santiago Chamber of Commerce and Production, Luis Campos, described as positive the recent changes made by President Luis Abinader in the government train, while expressing his expectation that new appointments will be made in the coming days.
Campos affirmed that in some institutions “new blood” is required to energize public management, while in other areas he considers it appropriate to keep officials who are performing a satisfactory job.
The business leader highlighted the appointments in the National Health Insurance (Senasa) and the National Institute of Student Welfare (INABIE) as relevant, considering them strategic to improve the quality of services received by citizens.
He also highlighted the role played by Leonardo Aguilera at the Dominican Petroleum Refinery (Refidomsa), noting that his management has strengthened the institutionality and efficiency of the entity. He also valued the work of Samuel Pereyra at the head of the Banco de Reservas, where, he said, policies have been implemented that have contributed to maintaining the financial strength of the country’s main banking entity.
Campos indicated that the combination of new appointments and the continuity of officials with positive results constitutes, in his opinion, a necessary balance to ensure greater transparency, efficiency, and credibility in public administration.
