US EditionUS, Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Ties Amid Mineral Investment Focus
The US and Venezuela reopen embassies and plan joint efforts to boost oil and mining investments, aiming for economic recovery and political transition, officials said.
- On Thursday in Caracas, the United States and Venezuela agreed to re-establish diplomatic and consular relations.
- U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's two-day trip prioritized mining interests, meeting more than two dozen U.S. mining and minerals companies as part of President Donald Trump's push for access to Venezuela's mineral wealth.
- Venezuela promised safe conditions for foreign mining companies, Doug Burgum said, urging firms to seek help with visas or capital and noting, `I think you're going to see this government very concerned about providing the right kind of security.`
- Washington has reopened its embassy in Caracas and appointed a new diplomat, which officials said will ease face-to-face negotiations and consular services, helping ensure `oil will flow to America`.
- The State Department said engagement focuses on a phased process toward a peaceful transition, even as Maduro faces a U.S. trial this month.
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According to Deputy Minister Rander Peña, the embassy will need repairs due to abandonment and incidents in recent years
The reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and Venezuela after seven years implies that both countries formally recognize their official channels of dialogue and cooperation once again, which may include the exchange of diplomatic representatives, the reopening…
US and Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Ties as Washington Seeks Mineral Access
The United States and Venezuela agreed on Thursday to restore diplomatic relations, the latest sign of improving ties between the two countries following a large-scale US military strike that captured President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in January.
U.S., Venezuela re-establish diplomatic ties 2 months after Maduro's capture
The United States and interim authorities in Venezuela have agreed to re-establish diplomatic and consular relations, the U.S. State Department said on Thursday, aiming to foster a peaceful transition to elect a new government in the South American country.
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