Santo Domingo.- A delegation from the United Nations’ everlasting workplace within the Dominican Republic visited the Haina Migration Processing Middle (CPM), the place they had been welcomed by Vice Admiral Luis Rafael Lee Ballester, director of the Common Directorate of Migration (DGM). Through the tour, Lee Ballester defined every step of the method utilized to undocumented foreigners delivered to the ability, addressing questions from the guests.

UN Resident Coordinator Julia Sánchez highlighted that this was her first go to to the middle and expressed appreciation for the detailed explanations concerning biometric identification, authorized procedures, medical care, and ongoing enhancements to the infrastructure. She reaffirmed the UN’s dedication to supporting the Dominican authorities in managing migration points whereas making certain compliance with nationwide legal guidelines and worldwide requirements. Sánchez additionally acknowledged the challenges posed by the disaster and institutional weaknesses in Haiti, which complicate migration management efforts within the Dominican Republic.

The UN delegation reviewed verification procedures for detainees, together with id checks, detection of cast paperwork, and monitoring of recidivism. In addition they acknowledged the collaborative work between the DGM and UN businesses corresponding to UNICEF, IOM, and UNHCR, which give oversight and advocate for the safety of migrants’ rights and well-being.

Lee Ballester emphasised the robust coordination between the DGM and these businesses, noting UNICEF’s everlasting presence on the Haina middle, particularly in instances involving kids. The delegation toured the services and obtained updates on investments and upgrades underway to boost the middle’s operations.