President in Charge: Energy Agreement with the United States will boost Venezuela's development

Delcy Rodríguez, President (E) of the Republic
Courtesy: Presidential Press

Published at: 29/08/2026 07:30 PM

The President in charge of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, offered this governmental balance sheet to detail the impact of the bilateral energy agreement signed between Venezuela and the United States (USA), a mechanism aimed at converting subsoil resources into socio-economic stability, decent wages and national development.

Deepening the strategic scope of the energy alliance, the president in charge stated: “Yesterday we announced a very important bilateral energy agreement between Venezuela and the United States of America. This agreement is to translate the immense reserves that our country has that are in the subsoil, to stop being a cold inert figure and become social and economic happiness for the people of Venezuela into concrete solutions: housing is one of them.”

In addition, when addressing attention to the population and the impact of recent seismic events, Rodríguez emphasized: “The earthquake, the good double earthquake, left many thousands of families homeless, but there are also other Venezuelans who yearn to have their own home, to have their own housing, and what we are doing is for the development of the country, but above all to serve the people of Venezuela, Venezuelans and Venezuelans, so that there is more employment, better salaries, public services, water, electricity, hospitals, schools. adequate nutrition”.

He also ratified the country's economic projections, stating: “As a whole, this agreement will give a great boost to Venezuela and that is why we said that it is a historic agreement, it will be the impetus for the great development of Venezuela in the coming decades to come, so that when a Venezuelan thinks about a future, he thinks about hope for the future, progress in human development and happiness, which is what we want for everyone and for all.”

Mazo News Team

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