Working committees

Professional consultancy and discussion groups, specialized in key sectors of national development related to institutional priorities, revolving around free trade, investment, businesses, professional and national development. Their conclusions are used to make public policy proposals, suggest improvements to processes, laws, regulations, raise awareness about situations contrary to sectoral best practices or support institutional positions.

Its members address issues and situations in the energy sector and draft relevant public policy recommendations that are consistent with the fundamental principles of free markets, transparency, competitiveness, and the establishment of a sound market economy. It is sub-divided into an Electricity sub-committee and a Hydrocarbons sub-committee.

Focuses on promoting the adoption of simple, transparent, and effective rules, processes, and information flows of international trade procedures, particularly those that are standards, guidelines, technical specifications, systems, and worldwide approved and adopted agreements to make trade more agile, secure, and profitable throughout the logistics chain.

Analyzes, discusses, and recommends positions to the Board of Directors on legal matters that could affect the Chamber's members. Works on the analysis of institutional and legal situations related to the investment and business climate and social welfare safeguarding the fundamental rights of a democratic State.

It is responsible for contributing to raising AMCHAMDR’s members competitiveness by promoting and encouraging the incorporation of corporate sustainability practices allowing them to improve their ability to connect with new markets.

Focuses on continuing to educate and promote a digital ecosystem and a culture of innovation for the Dominican Republic.

Contributes to the transformation of the Dominican health system, supporting collaborative innovation initiatives that add concrete value to the accessibility, coverage, and sustainability of the sector.

Focuses on identifying priority issues in the bilateral relationship that may affect trade and investment. It is also developing a proactive policy agenda, committed to public and private sector leadership.