Conep's 62 Years: A Commitment to Free Enterprise in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic's Conep Celebrates 62 Years of Championing Free Enterprise Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – The Consejo Nacional de Empresas Privadas (Conep), the Dominican Republic's National Council of Private Enterprises, recently celebrated its 62nd anniversary. This milestone was marked by an interview with Laura Peña Izquierdo, the Conep's president, who highlighted the organization's enduring commitment to free enterprise and its role in national development. "The Conep, since its founding, has been a staunch defender of free enterprise," Peña Izquierdo stated. "We believe in policies and practices that foster a thriving business environment and contribute to the growth of businesses across the country." Peña Izquierdo emphasized the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors. She noted that the Conep actively works with government agencies to create a supportive ecosystem for businesses. This collaboration, she explained, is crucial for creating a more prosperous nation. The Conep's 62-year history reflects a significant contribution to the Dominican Republic's economic landscape. Its continued dedication to free enterprise and its commitment to public-private partnerships ensure its continued relevance in shaping the country's future economic trajectory.