Santo Domingo – President Luis Abinader has unveiled a series of cutting-edge military infrastructure projects at the Ministry of Defense headquarters, underscoring the government’s unwavering commitment to modernizing the Armed Forces over the past five years. During the inauguration ceremony, Abinader highlighted significant investments in vehicles, operational equipment, and advanced technology aimed at strengthening national security. He also announced plans to expand the country’s fleet of drones and unmanned aerial systems, ensuring the military remains equipped to address contemporary challenges. The President reaffirmed that resources will continue to be allocated to enhance the capabilities of the Armed Forces. Among the newly inaugurated projects are the complete renovation of the Presidential Guard Regiment, upgraded administrative and service areas, and modernized barracks for enlisted soldiers, officers, and military police. These facilities now boast increased capacity, air-conditioned spaces, new bathrooms, lockers, beds, and enhanced rest areas. Additionally, recreational spaces at the Officers’ Club, including the restaurant, cafeteria, pool, and gazebos, have been revitalized to support the well-being of military families. Further advancements include the establishment of the General Directorate of Unmanned Vehicles under the C5i, equipped with state-of-the-art surveillance technology, and the upgraded Special Counterterrorism Command Unit with modernized barracks and equipment. The Ministry of Defense also relaunched the cultural radio station “The Voice of the Armed Forces,” expanding its coverage with support from INDOTEL. To conclude the day’s events, authorities inaugurated a pharmacy exclusively for retired military personnel and expanded service areas for medical consultations, certifications, and social programs.