Government affairs are considered a part of the recognized and most interesting fields for the entire population. As a government official, one is destined to serve and protect the citizens they represent, whether from a seat in Congress, from the municipality, or from the institution in which they are appointed.
Just as lists are made of the most beautiful men in the world, the prettiest politicians, the most handsome president, the most handsome actor according to science, and men with the most handsome faces, the Dominican State is not exempt from having capable, intelligent, and highly coveted gentlemen by the female population of the country.
This is the list that, according to the writing of De Último Minuto, brings together the top 10 most attractive officials of the Dominican State in this 2025.
This top is headed by Luis Miguel De Camps. Current Minister of Education.
At 45 years old, he is a lawyer, public servant, teacher, and politician. He also held the position of Minister of Labor.
Holds a Master’s degree in Law from Georgetown University, in Washington D.C., United States (U.S.), and a Harvard University, Massachusetts. He is the president of the Social Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRSD) and vice president of the Permanent Conference of Political Parties of Latin America (COPPPAL).
In
second place, there is the financial analyst
Alejandro Fernández W., current superintendent of the Bank.
At 52 years old, he is an analyst, educator, and public opinion shaper in the financial field known as the “Econo-divo”. He has over 25 years of professional experience in the financial sector, in the private and public spheres.
In
third place, the senator for San José de Ocoa,
Aneudy Ortiz Sajiun. At 47 years old, he is a Business Administrator, studied Political Administration in Washington, and was a former scholarship recipient from the United States. He owns Grupo Ortiz Sajiun CxA, dedicated to the buying and selling of currencies, as well as the real estate sector. He also owns the Sajiun Auto dealer and Constructora Daniel Alejandro.
At 34 years old, Senator Omar Leonel Fernández, representing the National District, is in
fourth place.
Fernández is Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Global Democracy and Development Foundation (
FUNGLODE), he is a politician, a graduate with a degree in Law from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra, with a Master’s in International Business Law from Boston University.
The
fifth place on this list is held by the youngest government official, 29 years old, Hostos Rizik, director of the RD Vial Trust.
Rizik holds a degree in Business Administration from UNIBE and has master’s degrees in Finance and Banking Management (PUCMM) and Strategic Governance and Political Communication (GW University). In addition, he has complemented his education with studies in Strategic Innovation, Development Economics, and International Development at Oxford University.
In sixth place we have the director of the Dominican Institute of Telecommunications,
Guido Orlando Gómez Mazara.
Gómez, 58, is a Dominican lawyer, writer, and politician. He has held positions in public administration, including the position of Legal Advisor to the Executive Branch (2000-2004), has a Master’s degree in Political Science and Public Administration from the New School for Social Research, in New York.
The
seventh place on this list is held by the actor and extraordinary ambassador of the Dominican Republic in the Kingdom of the Netherlands,
Carlos de la Mota.
De la Mota is 50 years old and has vast experience in the international entertainment industry. He graduated as an architect from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra, and was Vice Minister for Dominican Communities Abroad, of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The
eighth place in this Top 10 was obtained by the Minister of Environment and Natural Resources,
Paíno Henríquez.
Henríquez holds a law degree from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra. He speaks French as a second language.
He is a founding partner of Seibel & Henríquez, where he specializes in corporate law, business conflict resolution, and crisis communication strategy since 2005.
In
ninth place is
Víctor “Ito” Bisonó, 62 years old, current Minister of Industry, Commerce and SMEs.
He is a prominent political leader, was elected four times as a Deputy for the National District. He is a Business Administrator and was a member of the Dominican-Haitian Chamber of Commerce.
In last place on this list is the Minister of Energy and Mines,
Joel Santos Echavarría.
Santos is an economist who graduated from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) and holds an MBA in International Business from the American Graduate School of International Management (Thunderbird).
At 56 years old, he is a businessman, politician, and has held various positions in the government.
