The president of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, considered that the meeting in Brasilia reinforces the willingness for dialogue to consolidate regional integration and is manifesting itself in this meeting of heads of state and government with the official photo released by the government of the Federative Republic of Brazil.
From the Itamaraty Palace, in the Brazilian capital, the head of state participated in the Summit of the Countries of South America, which he described as "an important forum for the union of the peoples of our continent, which today together we assume the geopolitical challenges of today's world”.
The presidents of: Argentina, Alberto Fernández; Bolivia, Luis Arce; Chile, Gabriel Boric; Colombia, Gustavo Petro; Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso; Guyana, Irfaan Ali; Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benitez; Suriname, Chan Santokhi, Uruguay, Luis Lacalle Pou and Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, as well as the president of the Council of Ministers of Peru, Alberto Otárola.
Venezuela and Brazil strengthen their ties for mutual economic development. Photos: Presidential Press “Venezuela is prepared to rebuild electricity cooperation with the state of Roraima,” President Maduro said. Presidents of Venezuela and Brazil consolidate the reestablishment of relations during their reunion at the Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil. President Nicolás Maduro with his counterpart Lula The presidents of Venezuela and Brazil during a joint statement Venezuela and Brazil seal alliances in extended meeting Maduro walks through the alley of honor to receive honors for his high investiture President Maduro upon his arrival in Itamaraty to participate in the Meeting of Presidents of South America Plenary of the Meeting of Presidents of South America in Brasilia Venezuela and Brazil reinforce their alliance with the signing of agreements Maduro held a telephone contact with the president of Türkiye, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Venezuela and Bolivia reviewed cooperation map The Presidents of Venezuela and Argentina reviewed the bilateral agenda President Nicolás Maduro offers statements to the press in Brazil. Photo: Capture Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil. Photo: Social Networks. Maduro arrives in Brazil on a state visit and was received with official honors. Maduro shakes hands with the Caracas ambassador to Brasilia, Manuel Vicente Vadell.
