Félix Jáquez chairs a panel at the 2026 Trust Services and Digital Certification Conference
During the panel discussion moderated by Félix Jáquez, the discussion focused on the challenges and opportunities facing the Dominican Republic in the area of digital trust, as well as the role played by the public and private sectors in building a more secure, efficient and inclusive digital environment.
Through this participation, ECIJA Dominican Republic reaffirms its position as a leading firm in technology law, supporting public and private institutions in addressing the legal challenges posed by digital identity, electronic signatures, cybersecurity and the country’s digital transformation.
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