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Zaira Pujols, coordinator of the specialty, valued the academic achievement as a commitment to protection as the central axis of development.
“Their training allows them to go beyond the natural event to identify and analyze the structural vulnerabilities that make it a disaster,” he assured.
Professor Carlos Arenas emphasized that the new specialists are trained to understand how inequities multiply the impact of a threat, understanding that risk management is inseparable from the pursuit of social justice.
In representation of the graduates, Linandra Javier expressed her gratitude to the institution, the teachers, and family for their support throughout the demanding training process. She pointed out that the degree obtained reflects not only the effort and dedication of each graduate, but also the responsibility to apply the acquired knowledge, contribute to the resilience of communities, and the construction of sustainable solutions.“The country needs to strengthen its analytical capabilities to understand risks in all their complexity, incorporating the social, economic, political and environmental dimensions, and contribute to a shared resilience agenda in Latin America and the Caribbean,” he said.
The event was attended by engineer Juan Salas, director of Civil Defense of the Dominican Republic, and Senator Rafael Barón Duluc Rijo, representative of the province of La Altagracia.
At the closing, the opening of registrations for the second cohort of the specialty in comprehensive disaster risk management was announced, to begin in 2025, as well as the publication of research papers by the new specialists in order to strengthen the national bibliography in an area so crucial for the country.





