This Friday, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, and his Serbian counterpart, Ivica Dacic, signed several agreements to strengthen cooperation in tourism.
Among the agreements signed is the suppression of the visa in the ordinary passport.
This will allow “expanding the tourism issue, as well as issues of air connectivity and all spheres of diplomatic relations,” said the Venezuelan foreign minister, quoted in entity press release.
In a press conference with his Serbian counterpart, he stated that this agreement will help make connectivity “more effective and can increase the flow of tourists between the two countries to increase economic exchange.”
After signing the agreement, the Venezuelan foreign minister stated that he will continue working to finalize other agreements, such as in the economic and commercial area.
In addition, they will continue to evaluate other projects for the benefit of both nations.
“The agenda is full of positive challenges that will surely benefit both peoples,” said Gil.
Another of the points to be discussed between both representatives is the reopening of the Serbian diplomatic headquarters in Caracas.
Regarding his official visit to the Republic of Serbia, Minister Gil held meetings with different representatives, including the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
He also met with the Speaker of the Serbian National Assembly, Deputy Vladimir Orlić.
Venezuela will collaborate with its natural resources
During his visit to Serbia, Minister Gil reiterated Venezuela’s willingness to collaborate with its natural resources, for the construction of the global complementarity model.
The statements were made during an interview with Radio-Television of Serbia, where the foreign minister explained that with these actions it will be possible to generate a fair exchange between the peoples.
In the same way, he expressed the need to export and import the merchandise from the countries in a fair manner and thus strengthen the global economies, he refers a press release.
This last point – the minister explained – is fundamental for the generation of the new world with a new world order.
He recalled that Western countries decided to impose a name model, where the economy is used to attack nations that seek to be free and sovereign.
It is for this reason that, at this moment, “a model of complementarity and non-exploitation is being born, of extracting natural resources, of extracting financial resources from our countries, from emerging countries, but rather how we can help each other and in the case of Venezuela It has done so with all of our countries, and it has been our policy in recent years; seek that balance, that balance of relations between countries”.
During the interview, he stressed that Venezuela has oil and energy reserves to help nations that need these energy resources.
“These natural resources of Venezuela are available for collaboration, for the complementarity model,” he concluded.
