Delcy Rodríguez Evaluated Technical Assistance for Earthquake-Affected Areas with Senior Official From Portugal
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DOBLE LLAVE – Venezuela’s President-in-Charge, Delcy Rodríguez, met with the Secretary of State for the Portuguese Communities, Emídio Ferreira dos Santos Sousa, who is in Caracas to address technical assistance and bilateral cooperation following the double earthquake of June 24. In a note, Prensa Presidencia pointed out that delegations coordinate recovery efforts in the affected areas, with special attention to the Portuguese-Venezuelan commu…
The authorities reviewed the deployment of the Portuguese rescue team, the distribution of aid sent from Lisbon and the attention to the Portuguese-Venezuelan community affected by the emergency. The post Delcy Rodríguez and envoy from Portugal coordinate aid for affected earthquakes appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
Portugal mobilized a contingent of 64 experts in search, rescue and emergency medical assistance
The president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, met this Thursday, July 9, with the Secretary of State for the Portuguese Communities, Emídio Ferreira dos Santos Sousa, who is in Caracas to address technical assistance and bilateral cooperation following the earthquakes of June 24. In a note from the Presidential Press, it was pointed out that the delegations coordinate the recovery efforts in the areas affected by the earthquakes, with s…
The Secretary of State of the Portuguese Communities began a four-day visit to Venezuela, where he found many Portuguese "solidarians" with the victims of the earthquakes that devastated the country.
The Acting President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, received the Secretary of State of the Portuguese Communities, Emídio Sousa, whom he thanked for Portugal's solidarity with those affected by recent earthquakes.
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