President Delcy Rodríguez arrived this Friday at the Presidential Palace of Suriname, in Paramaribo, where she was received by her counterpart, Jennifer Simons, to carry out a high-level agenda aimed at consolidating agreements and strengthening bilateral cooperation.
The meeting, broadcast by Venezolana de Televisión, is part of the work agenda that the national leader is carrying out in that country, where she arrived on Thursday night.
During the working session, the signing of important agreements in various areas of cooperation is expected, as part of the efforts of both nations to expand their diplomatic, commercial and integration relations.
According to the VTV report, the meeting includes a review of a cooperation agenda in various strategic areas related to economic and productive development, with the participation of members of the delegations from Venezuela and Suriname.
Upon their arrival in SurinamePresident Rodríguez emphasized the importance of moving forward through friendship and cooperation to generate shared benefits between both nations.
"We are very committed to our bilateral agenda; we will sign important agreements in various areas of cooperation. I always insist that this is the way forward: friendship, cooperation, and a relationship where both countries and both peoples can benefit," said President Delcy Rodríguez upon her arrival in the country.
Venezuela and Suriname have maintained relations for 50 years, based on respect, complementarity, brotherhood and win-win alliances for the benefit of the peoples, in areas such as energy, maritime and air transport, agriculture, fishing, tourism and education.
