The Dominican Republic is confirmed as the first investment economy in the Central American and Caribbean

The Dominican Republic is confirmed as the first investment economy in the Central American and Caribbean

This is thanks to a very positive approach by the government towards foreign investors.
Only in 2012 in fact, the Direct Investment Abroad has increased in the Dominican Republic by 59% thanks to the acquisition by the giant Belgian Anheauser-Busch InBev (holder of more than 200 brands of beer such as Stella Artois and Becks, as well the Bacardi brand and Monster Energy) of Cervecería Nacional Dominicana, the largest producer of beer in the country, amounting to 1.23 billion US dollars.

However, even without this acquisition, the FDI in the Dominican Republic had already increased in 2011, thanks to the growth of investment in real estate and electricity sector, while in later years has grown ever more important in the manufacturing sector, in extractive activities, and above all, thanks to a targeted policy in the tourism sector (closely linked to the property sector).

The Dominican Republic enjoys a prime location for its proximity to the biggest markets. Two hours from Miami and four hours from New York, with its eight international airports allows easy connections to all major cities in Europe, US and South American, as well as with the main Arab and eastern capitals.

fast and proper urban planning have enabled the building and an orderly development in many areas of the country, whose capacity and strength to attract investment is increasing the growth of infrastructure and roads in recent years to shift.

The real estate sector provides very high income with minimal investment, but the greatest benefits come at the governmental level with multi-year exemptions from the payment of taxes for the settlement of new startups and production activities, making it very attractive investment even in the purchase of areas to be used as tourist facilities or industrial activities or of great significance not only for the agricultural economy of the country but the entire area.

And 'essential for those interested in investing in the Dominican Republic, relying on companies or skilled and stable presence in the country.

For Europeans it is also important that these companies have correspondents or connections in the old continent, even just for a better guarantee of quality of service and professionalism offered, as well as the opportunity to interact with professionals who know the methodology of the European labor and speak the same language of the end users of the service.

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