Delcy Rodríguez took advantage of his stay in India to say that economic sanctions prevent the passage of more green energies
The vice president of the Rodríguez, who traveled to New Delhi to participate in the Energy Week which is celebrated in India, said an encounter on Tuesday, February 11 with the Minister of Petroleum and Gas of the Asian Nation, Hardeep Singh Puri, to analyze the cooperation map between the two nations in energy matters.
Through your channel in TelegramRodríguez said that he talked about the potential that both nations have in order to boost the projects that work together in energy matters.
For his part, Singh Puri, explained in a publication in the social network X that India and Venezuela discussed about the possible collaboration between both countries in energy matters.
“We discuss ways to collaborate in E&P (exploration and production in Venezuela), where the PSUS – business companies of India – have a presence,” he said before reiterating New Delhi’s interest in recovering an investment of more than 1,000 Millions of dollars in Venezuela.
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Delcy Rodríguez had a participation in the Energy Week where he explained “the need to strengthen and respect the energy trilema that seeks to guarantee the safety, accessibility and energy climate commitment in favor of the development of our peoples”, as well as said that yes The step to energies that are more friendly to the environment was going to materialize.
However, he took the opportunity to point out that economic sanctions do not allow countries with oil reserves – as is the case of Venezuela – to obtain economic resources that facilitate the transition to alternative forms of energy.
He emphasized that excluding Venezuela from the global energy market “is a mistake that destabilizes the world economy.”
In October 2024, The vice president went to that country in order to strengthen bilateral relations with the Asian nation, after their assistance to the BRICS summit where they failed to crystallize Venezuela’s entry into the block due to Brazil’s veto.
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At that time, he indicated having held meetings with Reliance executives, where he saw the progress of the Indian state projects in Venezuela and the new ones that are in design for approval. He also talked with that country’s oil minister, in order to see how new crude oil initiatives develop.
In addition, he highlighted the importance of reinforcing bilateral ties with India, which is considered by Venezuela as the third economic power of the current world and pointed out that they addressed “what future relations should be.” In that sense, he said that the projections is that this country is the first demanding world energy and Venezuela, its main supplier.
With additional information from VTV
*Journalism in Venezuela is exercised in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments arranged for the punishment of the word, especially the laws “against hatred”, “against fascism” and “against blockade.” This content was written taking into consideration the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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