National Congress recognizes Juan Ramón Gómez Díaz for his career in the media

Santo Domingo.– The businessman and communicator Juan Ramón Gómez Díaz was recognized this Wednesday by the National Congress for his outstanding career and valuable contributions to the development of communication, television and entertainment in the Dominican Republic.
During an emotional event held in the National Assembly Hall, senators highlighted the influence of Gómez Díaz in the consolidation of the media in the country, as well as his role as a promoter of new talents and a generator of employment through his company, Grupo Telemicro.You may be interested in: http://Senate pays tribute to 25 outstanding figures in national life
Visibly moved, Juan Ramón Gómez Díaz thanked the tribute and dedicated it to his work team, his family, and the Dominican people. In his words, he also sent a message to the youth of the country, urging them to prepare and to practice communication responsibly. The recognition of Juan Ramón Gómez Díaz is part of a series of tributes that the National Congress makes to personalities who have significantly contributed to the development of Dominican society in different areas.#Most read
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