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Washington, D.C. — The Dominican Association of Universities (ADOU) and the Dominican Embassy in the United States are charting a strategic path to promote university training opportunities in the Dominican Republic aimed at Dominicans residing abroad.
The ambassador of the Dominican Republic in the United States, María Isabel Castillo, received at the diplomatic headquarters Dr. Wady Ramírez, president of ADOU, and Tomás Ramírez, commissioner of Internationalization of the union, who presented the first copy of the Dominican Republic Academic Destination Catalog.You may be interested in: http://Embajada Dominicana en Brasil y FACOP renuevan acuerdo de cooperación académica
During the meeting, the president of ADOU presented the scope of the Dominican Republic Academic Destination Project, an initiative aimed at organizing and promoting, at an international level, the wide and diverse academic offer of Dominican higher education institutions. “We are focused on continuing to strengthen academic ties with the Dominican diaspora and facilitate access to organized and reliable information on technical, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs offered by universities in the country. More than 2.39 million Dominicans currently live in the United States, according to data from the Sociodemographic Registry of INDEX 2024-2025, which demonstrates the dimension and potential of this community to strengthen academic ties with the nation,” said the president of ADOU. He also indicated that the Dominican Republic Academic Destination Catalog is available in digital format at www.adou.edu.do/destino, where those interested can consult the academic offer and establish contact with the Dominican university guild.
