The Official Chamber of Commerce of Spain in the Dominican Republic brings together entrepreneurs, diplomats, and authorities at its annual meeting, with the vision of consolidating it as an ecosystem of relationships between both nations.
Santo Domingo. The Official Chamber of Commerce of Spain in the Dominican Republic celebrates a new edition of Wines & Negocios 2026, an event that combines Spanish wine culture with the strategic purpose of bringing together key players in the development of economic links between Spain and the Dominican Republic.
Moving beyond wine tasting, the initiative establishes a conducive space for high-level dialogue and the formation of commercial relationships oriented towards continuity over time.
“Wines & Negocios is a strategic platform for strengthening business relationships between Spain and the Dominican Republic, facilitating dialogue between key players from both markets and generating opportunities that transcend the immediate commercial sphere, promoting joint projects, new investments, and lasting alliances that contribute to the economic development of both nations,” highlighted Francisco Pérez, president of CAMACOES.
The wine tasting event convenes a select group of executives, Spanish diplomatic authorities, government representatives, and private sector leaders. In this setting, the select Spanish wine labels act as natural catalysts to foster debates on new initiatives, investment flows, and joint cooperation between both markets.
As part of the proposal, companies linked to the wine sector participated, including Almacenes Continente, Álvarez & Sanchez, El Catador, El Celler, Puros de Hostos, Sembra Wine Agency, and Señor Vino. Their presence enriched the wine tasting experience and will facilitate exchange between attendees and representatives of these firms.
The meeting is part of an institutional agenda aimed at bringing together companies and investors, facilitating internationalization processes, and strengthening ties. In this scenario, wine has become a reference for high-value-added products in the Dominican market, driven by the growth of tourism, luxury hotels, and a demand focused on the highest standards of quality.
From the entity’s perspective, the success of the call lies in its ability to generate a lasting impact on the corporate community, so that each edition translates its efforts into new contacts, effective alliances, and concrete investment projects.
“We aspire for this forum to evolve into a permanent connection platform, capable of maintaining dialogue between both productive sectors throughout the year,” Pérez emphasized.
In the medium term, the organization projects incorporating new strategic sectors progressively and expanding the participation of the productive fabric of both nations, prioritizing the construction of solid relationships and collaboration scenarios with long-term projection.
Because the true sense of the meeting does not conclude with the last glass. Its real impact resides in what begins around it, a synergy generated in Santo Domingo that, over time, will lead to a solid alliance between Spain and the Dominican Republic.
Photo caption: Wine tasting
Main photo – DSC2574 Pilar Serret, Artur Cabré, Lorea Arribalzaga, Paco Pérez, Andrés Mejía, and Marta Ors
DSC2592 Keyla Rodríguez and Jacqueline Nivar
DSC2594 César Rodríguez Serulle, Beatriz Espinosa, and Eduardo Pesquera
DSC2597 Jaime Esteva, Sasha Carlton, and Guy Stocker
DSC2600 Pedro Boada, Jorge Cabezas, and Geraldo Rodríguez
DSC2605 Carlos Bencomo, Sandra Milán, Anabel Martín, and Francisco Bencomo
DSC2608 Agustín Fernández, Miguel Calzada, and José Antonio Álvarez
DSC2612 Julio García, Arlina Espaillat, and Álvaro García
DSC2614 Lissi Cabrera, Iván Pérez Vega, and Lorena Pérez
DSC2617 Joy Joubert, Pedro Rodríguez, and David Louguedo
DSC2626 Miguel Pimentel and Manuel Pimentel
DSC2701 Francisco de la Cruz, Sarah Castaños Francisco de la Cruz (son)
DSC2704 Juan Alcalde, Carolina Subero, and Faustino Pérez
DSC2710 Luis Gómez and Rodrigo Montes de Oca
DSC2711 Álvaro Mañón, Gonzalo Laloumet, and Manuel Castellanos
DSC2717 Melissa Sánchez, Luis Tejada, and Ashley Valerio
DSC2719 Héctor Manuel Arias and Rodrigo Fernández
DSC2724 Delfina Sabater, Margarita Cedeño, and Mayjo Gutiérrez
DSC2735 María Chotín and Justo García
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