Dominican Business Leaders Tour U.S. for Talks on Investment, AI, and Infrastructure

Forty-five Dominican business leaders are participating in Dominican Week 2026, a four-day initiative organized by the American Chamber of Commerce of the Dominican Republic. The delegation will travel to Washington, D.C., and New York from September 28 to October 1 to strengthen trade and investment ties with the United States. The agenda includes discussions on nearshoring, resilient supply chains, advanced manufacturing, energy, critical minerals, aviation, and AI adoption. In New York, the delegation will meet with institutions including Visa, JPMorgan, and the New York City Bar Association, while the program also includes an Americas Connect event at Google.

The talks focus on high-level economic issues including investment, energy, and technology adoption in the Dominican Republic. The agenda in Washington, D.C., specifically targets trade, investment, energy, and regional resilience. The discussions are aimed at exploring opportunities within the U.S. market for Dominican businesses.