Final document of the 80th FEDECAMÁRAS Assembly will be presented to the Bolivarian Government

Published at: 20/10/2024 05:48 PM

The closing of the 80th Annual Assembly of FEDECAMÁRAS, in the state of Táchira, issued a document called “The Charter of San Cristóbal”, which will soon be presented to the National Executive, with proposals from the business sector to continue the construction of the Venezuela-Power.

Speaking to Venezolana de Televisión, the president of FEDECAMÁRAS, Adán Celis, said that “it is a document that in the end is full of hope, which of course indicates the problem of the business sector, but we have many things to solve and we must walk on that, move from the past of a rentier country to a productive country.”

“We have to think about giving tools to every Venezuelan who wants to undertake, from the smallest business to the largest, who has guarantees to start producing well-being and through that come opportunities and opportunities for the country to improve and grow,” he said.

This business meeting, in which 400 national businessmen participated under the slogan “Institution, Integration and Development”, was described by the governor of the Tachirense entity, Freddy Bernal, as fruitful and brotherly, where he bet on Venezuela with a commitment to work and union.

In this regard, he reported that in the document submitted by the businessmen, a proposal was given on the subject of electricity supply.

He indicated that the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, in agreement with his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, “are well advanced in the possibility of buying electricity.”

He stressed that negotiations with Colombia to “be able to buy 100 megawatts for Táchira, with what Vueltosa produces and what comes from El Guri will improve electricity service in Táchira.”

“Where there is electricity, there is development, growth and prosperity,” he said.

Mazo News Team