United States talks with investors in Caracas about opportunities in Venezuela
The U.S. Chargé d'Affaires in Venezuela, Laura Dogu, spoke this week with a delegation of U.S. investors and companies who are in Caracas to explore the opportunities offered by the South American country. This was reported this Wednesday by the U.S. Embassy in Venezuela, in a post on X which, citing Dogu, states that the private sector of the North American country will play 'a fundamental role in building a stable and prosperous Venezuela.'
TL;DR
- U.S. Chargé d'Affaires Laura Dogu met with U.S. investors and companies in Caracas to discuss Venezuelan opportunities.
- The U.S. Embassy highlighted the crucial role of the U.S. private sector in Venezuela's stability and prosperity.
- Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, assured U.S. investors of security and a favorable environment for their investments.
- Venezuela is undergoing stabilization and implementing reforms to attract foreign investment.
- These discussions occur after the U.S. relaxed sanctions on Venezuelan oil trade and both countries re-established diplomatic relations.
- Opposition leader María Corina Machado also presented an energy plan to U.S. businessmen, advocating for a reduced state role in oil investments.