NEW NAVY STATION BUILT BY CENTRAL ROMANA INAUGURATED IN BAYAHIBE
The project, representing an investment of more than RD$100 million, is part of Central Romana’s commitment to the community’s development and urban planning initiative in Bayahíbe, alongside other completed and upcoming projects.
Bayahíbe, La Altagracia. – As part of its commitment to the development and organized growth plan for Bayahíbe, Central Romana Corporation participated in the inauguration ceremony of a new Dominican Navy station in the community. The facility was built by the company on land donated by Central Romana and includes five fully furnished vacation homes designed to support the well-being of naval personnel and their families.
Executive Vice President Dr. Leonardo Matos attended the ceremony on behalf of Central Romana, which was led by Vice President of the Dominican Republic Raquel Peña.
The event was also attended by Minister of Defense Lieutenant General Carlos Antonio Fernández Onofre; Commander General of the Dominican Navy Vice Admiral Juan B. Crisóstomo Martínez; government and military authorities, as well as representatives from the private sector.
For the completion of this project, Central Romana donated 7,000 square meters of land where the new naval station and dry marina are located. The company also invested more than RD$100 million in the construction and outfitting of the facilities, including five fully furnished vacation homes.
The new station will strengthen the presence of the Dominican Navy in Bayahíbe, a strategic area for national maritime security, allowing for enhanced surveillance and protection of maritime spaces, navigation safety, search and rescue operations, and efforts against transnational crime. Additionally, the vacation homes will provide spaces for rest, recreation, and family activities for naval personnel and their families.
Through this initiative, Central Romana reaffirms its commitment to supporting actions that contribute to the orderly and sustainable development of Bayahíbe, strengthening infrastructure, security, and the quality of life in the communities where it operates.








