President Abinader’s Schedule for this Weekend
Abinader will hold a conversation with students, will lead the graduation of Oportunidad 14/24, will award scholarships and will inaugurate a school this Saturday.
Santo Domingo.- President Luis Abinader will develop a special agenda aimed at young students and university students in different parts of Greater Santo Domingo this Saturday, March 14th. The president’s day will begin at 12:30 in the afternoon with a conversation with 350 young students from public high schools and private schools in Santo Domingo Este, at the Ozama Sports and Cultural Center. Subsequently, the Head of State will lead the graduation of students from the 14/24 Program, at the Tony Barreiro Sports Center.You can also read: Abinader participates in the inauguration of “Teeth of the Dog”
Later, the ruler will award hundreds of STEAM scholarships to university students, an event that will take place in the Aula Magna of the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD). President Abinader’s agenda will conclude with the inauguration of the Barrio Lindo Community School, in Santo Domingo Norte.
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