AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDigital Government: Decree 714-26 puts the Public Administration Ministry in charge of coordinating major government technology investments, with reviews for complex systems aimed at reducing duplication and improving security. Growth Outlook: The Dominican Republic ranks eighth among Latin American economies; the IMF projects 3.7% growth in 2026, while the World Bank’s forecast is higher at 4.7%. Power Sector: State electricity distributors’ energy purchases rose 18.7% and spending climbed 13.5%, despite lower prices from generators. The figures point to distribution losses and unbilled use as key drivers of mounting deficits. Rice & Trade: The repeal of rice tariff protections has raised concern about farmers’ ability to compete under DR-CAFTA. The opposition is calling for a modernization and contingency plan. Tourism & Transport: The country welcomed about 9.2 million visitors through September. Arajet ranked as the Dominican Republic’s second-busiest airline, while Caucedo’s addition to a Florida–Dominican cargo route expands shipping options.
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