The Foreign Minister of the Bolivarian Republic of VenezuelaCarlos Faría, arrived this Monday in New York City, in the United States, to participate in the 77th session of the Assembly General of the United Nations (UN).
The information was released by the Foreign Ministry, through a note press release, in which he details that the Venezuelan Minister for Foreign Affairs, in addition to participating in the 77th session of the UN General Assembly, will develop a busy work agenda, which includes bilateral meetings with representatives of other countries and of multilateral agencies.
Upon his arrival in New York City, Foreign Minister Faría highlighted on his Twitter account: «With the backpack of Chávez and the strength of the Venezuelan people, we arrived in New York to participate in the 77th Period of Sessions of the General Assembly from the ONU”.
Likewise, he stressed: “We will raise our voices so that the truth of Venezuela is heard,” Foreign Minister Faría published early Monday morning.
Later, this Monday morning the Chancellor reported that he began his participation in the UN sessions in the company of representatives of the Community of Latin American States, the Development Bank of Latin America and the Association of Caribbean States.
Summit on Education and Sustainable Development
On behalf of the Bolivarian Government of Venezuela, Foreign Minister Carlos Faría also plans to participate in various activities on international issues, such as the Summit on Education and Sustainable Development, through the UN 2030 Agenda.
This Monday Faría will join the debates and will hold important meetings to strengthen diplomatic relations and cooperation with Venezuela.
UN General Assembly
Since last September 13, activities and meetings have been held as part of the Assembly programme, while the general debate will be held from Tuesday 20 to Saturday 24.
The UN General Assembly is made up of the 193 Member States and is a forum in which the different countries deliberate on the full range of international issues covered by the organization’s Charter.
