Bolivarian Government promotes economic development with youth socio-productive projects in La Guaira

Published at: 15/08/2025 05:13 PM

As part of the plan to accompany the proposals that emerged at the National Youth Consultation, held on July 27, the national government began funding 20 new socio-productive projects promoted by young people from the state of La Guaira, aimed at economic and community development.

The governor of the entity, José Alejandro Terán, stressed that the projects were democratically prioritized by youth, and they respond to the first line of transformation of the Homeland Plan: economic development. “We have processing plants for hygiene products, celebration agencies, tourist services, rehabilitation of fields and spaces for culture. Our young people are generators of employment and have all the institutional support to turn their dreams into reality,” he said.

Terán also celebrated the level of awareness of Guaireña's youth. “I feel happy because most of them directly contribute to economic transformation and it gives us an idea of the high awareness that our girls have today, who undertake and even generate jobs with their creativity and motivation to contribute with their work to the revival of the country.”

From the communities, the enthusiasm is palpable. The spokesman for the Guaicaipura Commune, Carlos Méndez, celebrated the funding of a barbershop and crafts project. “Young people are excited. This was not the case in previous governments.”

For her part, Esmeralda Montilla, from the Socialist Commune Todos Somos Mirabal, explained that her initiative contemplates the creation of a biosaludable park and the recovery of a contaminated river, in line with the ecological and productive axes of the Homeland Plan.

Regional authorities reported that within a maximum period of one month, community meetings will be held to inaugurate projects in their respective sectors, consolidating youth as protagonists of the new communal state.

VTV