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President Rafael Abinader swears in the members of the Central American and Caribbean Games Organizing Committee. Organizer of the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.
President Luis Abinader was sworn in. to the members of the Committee Organizer of the Central American and Caribbean Games 2026 in a ceremony held at the National Palace, in which he left The support of the government for the realization of this great regional sporting event has been established.
After taking the oath, the president declared to the members of the Committee Organizer that the Government will have of all the support so that the objectives of a successful Central American and Caribbean Games are met.
President Abinader took the oath to the Committee Organizer made up of José P. Monegro, who will preside over it; Felipe Vicini, first vice president; Antonio Acosta; second vice president; Joseph Manuel Ramos, third vice president; Francisco Camacho, Minister of Sports and General Secretary of the Committee; Mercedes Canalda, Treasurer; Deligne Ascención, Minister of Public Works; Carolina Mejía, Mayor of the National District; Frank Elías Rainieri, member; Carlos Iglesias, member; Fernando Langa, member.
Joseph Monegro stated that for the members of the Committee Organizing is a challenge that fills them with satisfaction because it will be their turn. coordinate the good will of eleven million Dominicans to mount an event with an optimal level of quality.
that the assembly work of the event will be based on four pillars: that they be a showy event, austere, inclusive and transparent.
“It will be a showy game because we Dominicans have shown that when we join forces we are capable of doing great things; “Austere because we are a developing country and in the process of economic recovery, so we must invest efficiently what needs to be invested in what needs to be invested, without waste,” he said. the president of the committee Organizer.
Regarding transparency, he stated: that the country has advanced in citizen awareness and the obligation that public actions be carried out in a transparent manner and that they be subject to public scrutiny.
in the concept of integration, noting that the Central American and Caribbean Games are an opportunity for Dominicans to join forces around the same goal.
The swearing-in ceremony was attended by Dominicans. the administrative minister of the Presidency, José; Ignacio Beating; the administrator of the Banco de Reservas, Samuel Pereira, and the Director of Customs, Eduardo Sanz Lovatón.