Venezuela-Saudi Arabia Mixed Commission to Be Held in Q4 2023

On Tuesday, Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Minister Yvan Gil announced that his country and Saudi Arabia will hold a second High Level Mixed Commission in the last quarter of 2023, when both nations celebrate 71 years of diplomatic relations.

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This event will take place in the capital city Riyadh, where the technical teams from Venezuela and Saudi Arabia will discuss a “work plan to further unite both peoples,” he pointed out.

The Venezuelan Communication Minister Freddy Ñañez held a meeting with his counterpart Salman Al-Dosari to strengthen bilateral relations in the cultural field.

"We dealt with general issues to specify an agenda this year... We agree on the need to take steps to specify projects that make it possible to publicize Venezuela in Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia in Venezuela," he said.

Regarding his visits to Türkiye and Saudi Arabia, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Türkiye ratified that his administration promotes cooperation in favor of the peoples within the concept of a new multipolar world of solidarity and humanitarianism.

“Our work schedule in friendly countries such as Türkiye and Saudi Arabia has been a complete success. It has allowed us to establish solid bridges of mutual aid and exchanges in strategic areas for development, cooperation, and solidarity," the Bolivarian leader said.

"From Venezuela, we will always bet on working together and building a better humanity. Let's keep moving forward for a new world!" he emphasized.

Maduro arrived on Sunday in the city of Jeddah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia after participating in the inauguration of President Recep Erdogan in Türkiye.