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The Mayor of Humacao, Rosamar Trujillo Plumey, participated in the 19th Technical Mission "Experiencia Municipios República Dominicana 2026," held from October 18 to 24 in Santo Domingo. The visit focused on institutional exchanges aimed at strengthening municipal administration, environmental sustainability, and community development. During her agenda, Mayor Trujillo Plumey visited the Senate of the Dominican Republic, where she met with Senator Omar Fernández Domínguez, president of the Permanent Commission for Dominicans Residing Abroad. The discussion centered on potential collaborations and strengthening ties with the Dominican community living in Humacao. Additionally, the mayor met with the Mayor of Santo Domingo, Carolina Mejía Gómez, to exchange insights on public administration and municipal development. A key outcome of the mission was an introduction to SOS Carbon, a company specializing in technologies for managing sargassum. Mayor Trujillo Plumey expressed interest in evaluating these technologies to address the accumulation of seaweed along the coasts of Punta Santiago and Palmas del Mar. The municipality has requested further technical information and is considering future site evaluation visits. The mission, organized by the Foundation for Training and Leadership for Governments and Legislative Bodies (FUCALI), provided exposure to various municipal strategies, including participatory budgeting, recycling programs, territorial planning, and sustainable development. "Governing also requires learning, listening, and knowing what other municipalities are doing well," said Trujillo Plumey. "Each experience represents an opportunity to identify solutions that we can adapt to our reality and improve the quality of life for our people." The mayor reaffirmed her commitment to following up on these initiatives and continuing to identify cooperation opportunities that contribute to the economic, social, and environmental development of Humacao. Article source: Presencia | Image credit: Presencia
The Mayor of Humacao, Rosamar Trujillo Plumey, participated in the 19th Technical Mission “Experiencia Municipios República Dominicana 2026,” held from October 18 to 24 in Santo Domingo. The visit focused on institutional exchanges aimed at strengthening municipal administration, environmental sustainability, and community development. During her agenda, Mayor Trujillo Plumey visited the Senate of the Dominican Republic, where she met with Senator Omar Fernández Domínguez, president of the Permanent Commission for Dominicans Residing Abroad. The discussion centered on potential collaborations and strengthening ties with the Dominican community living in Humacao. Additionally, the mayor met with the Mayor of Santo Domingo, Carolina Mejía Gómez, to exchange insights on public administration and municipal development. A key outcome of the mission was an introduction to SOS Carbon, a company specializing in technologies for managing sargassum. Mayor Trujillo Plumey expressed interest in evaluating these technologies to address the accumulation of seaweed along the coasts of Punta Santiago and Palmas del Mar. The municipality has requested further technical information and is considering future site evaluation visits. The mission, organized by the Foundation for Training and Leadership for Governments and Legislative Bodies (FUCALI), provided exposure to various municipal strategies, including participatory budgeting, recycling programs, territorial planning, and sustainable development. “Governing also requires learning, listening, and knowing what other municipalities are doing well,” said Trujillo Plumey. “Each experience represents an opportunity to identify solutions that we can adapt to our reality and improve the quality of life for our people.” The mayor reaffirmed her commitment to following up on these initiatives and continuing to identify cooperation opportunities that contribute to the economic, social, and environmental development of Humacao.
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