Venezuela continues its progress on housing with bilateral meetings held as part of the agenda of the Second United Nations Assembly for Habitat.
This was reported by the People’s Power Minister for Housing and Habitat, Ildemaro Villarroel, who highlighted on his Twitter account the meeting held this Tuesday with Maimunah Mohd Sharif, Executive Director of UN-Habitat, the body of the United Nations Organization responsible for the urban policies.
“A meeting that allows us to strengthen and carry out the construction of a sustainable habitat for the Good Living of all the families of this Great Homeland,” Villarroel published on the social network along with images of the meeting.
Likewise, the minister highlighted the meeting with the Secretary of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development of Mexico, Román Meyer Falcón, who is also the president of the Second Assembly of the United Nations for Habitat, “We strengthen work plans on the construction of homes between both nations”, he published about his meeting with the Mexican official.
As part of this Assembly, the Venezuelan official also held meetings with representatives of Colombia, Tanzania and Brazil.
The meeting with Catalina Velasco, Minister of Housing, City and Territory of Colombia, took place when she visited the Venezuela stand, where they shared experiences in housing construction.
On the other hand, the minister described as gratifying the meeting held with the Minister of Lands, Housing and Development of Human Settlements of Tanzania, Angeline Sylvester, which served to strengthen bilateral relations with that nation.
Also this Tuesday, the Venezuelan delegation met with a team from Brazil, led by Guillherme Simões, vice-minister for the Peripheries of the Ministry of Cities, and the National Secretary for Urban Development, Carlos Tomé, in order to draw up a map of intention to develop a concrete agenda that allows consolidating the agreements projected by presidents Nicolás Maduro and Luis Inácio Lula Da Silva.
In this regard, Minister Ildemaro Villaroel pointed out that it was an emotional meeting and expressed his gratitude. Both delegations agreed to salute the brotherhood between these two sister nations.
Venezuela participates since Monday in the Second Assembly of the United Nations (UN) for Habitat, which is held in the city of Nairobi, Kenya, where it presents the great advances obtained in housing law despite coercive measures.
