The XXXIV Annual Conference took place at the State Department on May 3 and the Global Foundation for Democracy and Development was represented by its Executive Director, Ms. Natasha Despotovich.
A special task force was established by the Inter-American Dialogue to explore the impact of remittances on social and economic development in Latin America.
Global Foundation for Democracy and Development participated in the Civil Society Hemispheric Forum, which took place on April 26 and 27 in Quito, Ecuador.
Ms. María Elizabeth Rodríguez, Director of the NY-DR Strategic Alliance Project, emphasized the proactive role of the Dominican Diaspora in the economic development of the Dominican Republic at the Berkeley Center for Globalization and Information Technology’s conference: “The Diaspora and Homeland Development.”
Global Foundation for Democracy and Development was one of the non-governmental organizations that attended the Organization of American States (OAS) Permanent Council Session: “The Promotion of Democratic Culture through Education.”
