Venezuela Vows Full Control OF Oil Pricing
Officials stressed that Caracas will make independent decisions regarding oil prices, which will continue to reflect international market trends, and rejected the notion that any third country could dictate terms.
The statements come in the aftermath of a US operation earlier this year that resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, prompting concerns about the continuity of Venezuela’s international trade relationships. Authorities reassured investors that Chinese companies and other foreign enterprises operating in the country will continue their projects as planned.
Venezuela described its relationship with China as a stable and trusted partnership, highlighting ongoing cooperation in energy ventures, including efforts to increase oil production capacity in the coming years.
Despite recent geopolitical disruptions, the country reiterated that its energy policies and bilateral agreements will be guided by its own interests, with a focus on sustaining economic and strategic partnerships.
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