By Daniel Reyes
Monseñor Nouel.— The Dominican government allocated RD$30 million to complete the construction work on the public market in the municipal district of Juma Bejucal, a project that represents a significant demand from the community and is intended to strengthen commercial activities in the area.
The resources were delivered during a ceremony led by the Administrative Minister of the Presidency, Andrés Bautista, who formalized the delivery to the mayor of Juma Bejucal, Teodoro Santos, in the presence of provincial and municipal authorities and representatives of different sectors.
During her speech, the governor of Monseñor Nouel, Adela Tejada, highlighted the willingness of President Luis Abinader’s government to work for the benefit of the communities, without taking into account the political differences of local authorities.
Tejada maintained that the well-being of the population must be above any partisan interest, considering that coordination between the different levels of government is fundamental to promote projects that contribute to the development of municipalities and municipal districts.
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For his part, Mayor Teodoro Santos thanked President Luis Abinader for the allocation of funds that will allow progress toward the completion of the public market, while highlighting the support received from government authorities to materialize this initiative.
Santos also acknowledged the contributions made during the previous municipal administrations led by Silvestre González, Karina Ramírez, and Osiris Martínez, whose work, as he stated, contributed to the progress of the infrastructure that is now heading toward its final stage.
Meanwhile, the Administrative Minister of the Presidency, Andrés Bautista, stated that the administration of President Luis Abinader maintains a policy of support for communities and their authorities, regardless of the political organization to which they belong.
Bautista highlighted that institutional strengthening and the execution of community-impact works are part of the Government’s priorities, while reiterating the commitment to continue supporting initiatives that contribute to the growth and well-being of the population.
The activity was attended by representatives of the National Congress, provincial and municipal authorities, government officials, members of the National Police, and special guests, who accompanied the announcement of this investment destined for the completion of the Juma Bejucal public market.
