Colón's arrival in the Dominican Republic led to the abolishment of forced labor, but the Dominican culture still exists due to its 500-year history. The Dominican Republic has a strong economy and has overcome the challenges of the recession. The country also plays a significant role in the United Nations in supporting human rights. It is important for all Dominicans to improve their communicative skills and the conditions of prisons and prisoners. The World Bank has shared a study on the Dominican Republic's growth despite the international financial crisis. A book called "HG-103" provides insight into the formation of Dominican society from pre-agricultural times to present day. The XVI Regional Conference on Central America, Panama, and the Dominican Republic concluded that the country is on the path to steady growth. According to projections, global growth is expected to remain strong in the next two years, but there are some risks to consider.