The Dominican Republic is a state in the eastern part of the island of Haiti in the Caribbean. The island is part of the archipelago of the Greater Antilles. In addition to the main territory on the island of Haiti, the republic owns many small islands. The capital is Santo Domingo. It borders on Haiti. It is washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
The main income of the country comes from tourism, as well as the export of sugar, coffee and tobacco. The Dominican Republic does not maintain close relations with most countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe, but maintains active diplomatic activity in four of its most important regions: the West Indies, Latin America, the United States of America and Western Europe. The form of government is a presidential republic, the head of state is the president.
Climate. The Dominican Republic is located in the tropical climate zone. The average annual temperature is +26-28°C.
Number. The estimated population for 2022 is 11,056,370.
Language. The official language in the Dominican Republic is Spanish. In addition, many immigrants speak Creole. Close economic ties with the United States and a large number of tourists encourage many residents of the country to learn English.
The Republic is not a great power, but this does not prevent it from being self-sufficient at all. Education here is divided into 2 types: private schools and public (free). Public schools are Catholic. After them, it is impossible to enter the university. But private schools provide a good level of knowledge, and after studying at such a school, a child can enter a university, moreover, a state one. The diploma is recognized in Europe and in the USA.
Medicine is paid. Simple legalization is increasingly attracting people to permanent residence. Skilled labor is in high demand. There are almost always vacancies for teachers and medical personnel.
The visiting card of the country is the beaches. The magnificent coastlines with white sand and the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean amaze with their crystal clearness. The Dominican Republic is a land of contrasts. There are jungles with dense greenery, and desert, and mountain ranges, and picturesque valleys with lakes.
Try to feel the heady freedom and serene relaxation of the Dominican Republic! And if Latin American dancing turns your head, then rum, music, socializing and coffee are all that you need to love most, just like the locals do.
