Abinader begins a two-day visit to San Jose, California, where he will participate in the annual Semiconductor meeting

Carolina Álvarez
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The Head of State will hold bilateral meetings aimed at continuing to position the Dominican Republic as a reliable partner for companies seeking to diversify their production chains. California. – President Luis Abinader arrived in the city of San Jose, California, where he will participate in the annual Semiconductor meeting, and will develop a strategic agenda that includes exclusive meetings with the main CEOs of leading companies in the global industry. This invitation highlights the advances and concrete actions that the Dominican Republic, together with the private sector, has promoted to consolidate a solid and secure ecosystem for investment in this sector. Upon his arrival, the president was received by the Dominican ambassador to the United States, María Isabel Castillo, and the businessman Samuel Conde. The Head of State is traveling accompanied by the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Mipymes, Víctor -Ito- Bisonó, representatives of said institution, as well as a commission from the private sector.
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During his agenda in Californian territory, President Abinader and his delegation will hold a series of high-level meetings focused on strengthening the presence of the Dominican Republic within the global semiconductor chain. These workspaces, which include strategic exchanges with key sector players, seek to open new opportunities for cooperation, drive innovation projects, and strengthen the country’s capacity to attract investments aimed at the diversification and relocation of advanced manufacturing. After the bilateral meetings, President Abinader will attend the Annual Dinner of the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA). Activities for Friday, November 21st: in the morning, the Head of State will hold an analysis meeting with the MySilicon team, and after this, President Abinader and his entourage will return to the country.
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