US EditionVenezuela and Iran Deepen Trade Ties to Circumvent Sanctions at Caracas Forum
- The head of Iran’s parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, arrived in Caracas on June 2, 2025, as part of a Latin American tour that also includes Cuba and Brazil, aiming to strengthen relations with Venezuela.
- Qalibaf's visit followed increasing economic collapse in Venezuela and aimed to enhance cooperation to bypass U.S. Sanctions, referencing opposition to 'global arrogance,' meaning the United States.
- The two countries are advancing joint projects in fields like science, telecommunications, and education, supported by Iranian assistance such as repairing refineries and delivering fuel, while Venezuela has provided Iran with property and retail businesses.
- Qalibaf declared, 'We have many points in common,' highlighting shared anti-imperialist values, parliamentary cooperation, and economic resilience despite sanctions imposed by the U.S.
- The partnership signals expanding Iranian influence in Latin America, a challenge to U.S. Interests, and a model of strategic alliance to resist external pressures amid global geopolitical tensions.
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Venezuela and Iran deepen trade ties to circumvent sanctions at Caracas forum
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