President Abinader steps up activities during Holy Week
National District.- President Luis Abinader will intensify his work agenda during the Holy Week, with the programming of four official acts that will take place this Tuesday between the National District and the province of Samaná.
The day will begin at 8:30 in the morning, in the capital, where the president will lead the launch of the operation “Protect and Serve: Holy Week 2026”. The event, which will take place in the front parking lot of the National Police, will mark the beginning of the preventive actions to guarantee citizen security during the holiday.You can also read:
Samaná Subsequently, the Head of State will move to the province of Samaná for the formal inauguration of the Samaná entrance, a key work for the tourism boost of the region. Likewise, he/she will lead a working table in Arroyo Barril, to supervise the local development projects. National District At the close of the afternoon, at 4:00, the president will return to the National Palace for a strategic meeting with entrepreneurs and representatives from various industrial and commercial sectors, in order to address the price control of basic products.#Most read
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