Business in Dominican Republic. Santo Domingo. Exports Imports

Course summary (Doing business in the Dominican Republic)

The Dominican Republic is primarily a service economy (55% of domestic supply) and is the largest employment generator in the country. Free trade zones, tourism, telecommunications and construction are key economic sectors. Tourism contributes more than U.S. $ 1,000 million a year. The Dominican economy is closely related to U.S. investment.

The economy of the capital, Santo Domingo, represents a GDP of 30 billion dollars (PPP), is based primarily on services and industry. The financial sector is well established and is one of the largest in the Caribbean.

Example of the course Doing business in the Dominican Republic:

Free trade agreements (FTA) signed by the Dominican Republic:
- FTA between Dominican Republic and the Caribbean Community (LAC RD - CARICOM).
- FTA between Dominican Republic and Central America (LAC RD - Central America).
- Partial Scope Agreement between the Dominican Republic and Panama (AAP RD - Panama).
- CAFTA-DR United States - Central America- Dominican Rep FTA.
- Economic partnership agreement between European Union countries and the countries of Cariforo (EPA)

The Central America-Dominican Republic-United States Free trade agreement (CAFTA). The Central America-Dominican Republic-United States Free trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR) includes seven signatories: the United States, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

CAFTA-DR United States - Central America- Dominican Rep FTA:

International Economic Relations. Dominican Republic is member of: Association of Caribbean States (ACS), Central American integration system (SICA), Latin American and Caribbean economic System (SELA), Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC), Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC), Organization of American States (OEA), World Bank, IMF, World Trade Organization (WTO), United Nations, ALADI (observer) ...

Brugal is one of the largest companies in the Dominican Republic. In recent years, Brugal has begun a process of strengthening its presence in international markets, in order to increase exports and ensure its continued growth process.

Business, Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo, Exports, Imports, Dominican economy, foreign trade, Dominican, Companies, Dominican Republic, Brugal, tourism, services