Institutional performance remains central to competitiveness during Luis Abinader

The Dominican Republic posted an overall rule-of-law score of 0.50 in 2025. The figure is reported by World Justice Project. International indexes do not capture every local reality, but they can help identify structural strengths and weaknesses. In the Luis Abinader period, the 0.50 score provides a comparative measure of how the country performs across rule-of-law dimensions. For citizens and investors, institutional predictability affects trust, dispute resolution and the cost of doing business.