Economist by profession, diplomat by career, Mr. “Juanin”, Juan Octavio Guiliani Cury is part of a respectable family that settled in the province of Barahona, Dominican Republic.
He went through multiple activities in the public and private life of the country: from economics editor at Hoy, executive director of the Association of Banks, diplomat and coordinator of the meeting that for many years he created and directed for the Economy & Business section of this medium: Listín Diario en la Globalización.
In this space, which was born in the 2000s, until less than three years ago, Don Juanín managed to exalt Listín Diario with his unconditional supportwhere despite the disappearance of that space he continued to collaborate in the opinion pages of the newsroom.
Main ambassadors, high-level officials, and national and international experts from all economic areas of the country, the Latin American and Caribbean region, the European Union, the United States, and other latitudes passed through there as guests.
Go in the peace of the Lord… see you later my friend and partner in the Listín Diario en la Globalización, where I accompanied him from the beginning to the end, and where he leaves the void left by true friends, true.
Juan Guiliani Cury died this morning in a clinic in this capital.
He was a graduate economist in Canada. He worked at Cedopex, today ProDominicana, was vice minister of foreign affairs and executive director of the Association of Banks of the Dominican Republic.
He was serving as the founding president of the Guyana Chamber of Commerce in the Dominican Republic. He was economic editor of the newspaper Hoy. In addition, he is a columnist in the Listín Diario, among other functions.
