The Dominican Republic has successfully concluded its humanitarian aid mission, Operation ‘Caribbean Solidarity,’ delivering critical supplies to Jamaica and Cuba in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. Spearheaded by President Luis Abinader, the initiative underscores the nation’s dedication to regional solidarity and disaster response. Coordinated by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Public Health, alongside DASAC and PROMESE/CAL, the operation ensured a rapid and efficient distribution of aid. Utilizing Air Force and Navy resources, the Dominican Republic transported essential items such as food, medicine, mattresses, mosquito nets, and hygiene kits. These supplies were received by local authorities and promptly distributed to the most vulnerable communities in both countries. Operation ‘Caribbean Solidarity’ marks a significant achievement in the Dominican Republic’s foreign and defense policies, showcasing its enhanced capacity to mobilize humanitarian and logistical support across the Caribbean. The government highlighted that this effort not only reinforces the nation’s leadership in regional cooperation but also reaffirms its commitment to fostering peace, solidarity, and integration within the Caribbean.
Dominican Republic completes humanitarian mission to Jamaica and Cuba
