Bisonó Heads to Madrid to Boost Investment and Cooperation with Spain

Foreign Minister Ito Bisonó travels to Madrid from November 3 to 6 for economic, diplomatic and business meetings. Here are the details.
Key points
- Bisonó will be in Madrid from November 3 to 6
- He will accompany President Luis Abinader at the XXX Ibero-American Summit on November 4 and 5
- He will take part in the opening of Dominican Week in Spain to attract investment
- He will visit the new Madrid headquarters of UN Tourism
Foreign Minister Víctor "Ito" Bisonó will carry out a working agenda in Madrid, Spain, from November 3 to 6. The goal is to strengthen economic and cooperation ties between the two countries, promote new investment opportunities and consolidate the Dominican Republic's participation in Ibero-American dialogue forums.
The minister will accompany President Luis Abinader at the official activities of the XXX Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Government, held on November 4 and 5. He will also take part in business meetings and bilateral talks with heads of state and representatives of international organizations.
Bisonó will speak at the opening of Dominican Week in Spain, an initiative that brings together public and private sector representatives. It seeks to boost trade, attract investment and create new business between the two nations, building on their economic, historical and cultural ties.
At the summit, the minister will take part in the meeting of Foreign Ministers and in the dialogue with the Associate and Consultative Observers of the Ibero-American Conference. These spaces aim to strengthen political coordination and promote cooperation in areas such as academic mobility, social protection, digital transformation and disaster risk reduction.
The agenda also includes, alongside President Abinader, a special presentation of the "INDEX Somos Todos" recognition, honoring Dominicans living abroad, and a visit to the new Madrid headquarters of UN Tourism.
Why it matters
The visit aims to attract investment and open markets for Dominican products.
With additional reporting from: El Dia.com.do