Boston, Massachusetts – The Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Boston, under the leadership of Consul General Antonio Almonte, recently hosted its inaugural gathering with Dominican students enrolled in universities across the New England region. The event aimed to foster stronger connections between young Dominicans studying abroad and their consular representation, emphasizing cultural pride and academic excellence. Dozens of students from renowned institutions such as Harvard University, MIT, Northeastern University, Boston University, Berklee College of Music, and UMass Boston attended the meeting. The gathering provided a platform for networking, sharing academic and professional experiences, and celebrating Dominican heritage through music and traditional cuisine. Vice President Raquel Peña participated virtually, commending the students for their outstanding representation of the Dominican Republic and encouraging them to pursue their studies with dedication while maintaining strong ties to their cultural roots. The Consulate reiterated its commitment to supporting Dominican youth in New England through initiatives that promote academic advancement, cultural identity, and leadership development, thereby enhancing the community’s contributions to the nation’s progress.
Dominican Consulate in Boston hosts first gathering with Dominican students
