President in charge: There are laws in Venezuela that allow for a safe return on your investments

Published at: 25/03/2026 10:33 AM

The president in charge of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, stated during her speech at the fourth edition of the 4th Edition of the Summit “Priority in Future Investment Initiatives” that the country has a legal framework that guarantees the secure return of investments, in a context of stability and a sustained process of reforms aimed at strengthening national productive activity.

“There are laws in Venezuela that allow for a safe return on your investments, so we are in a process of stabilizing the execution of reforms that are required for that productive environment and for receiving investments that allow us to diversify the productive engines of the Venezuelan economy,” he emphasized.

He recalled that, in 2024, remittances sent by migrants exceeded foreign direct investment, reaching 161 billion dollars compared to 139 billion dollars in foreign investment. He stressed that this phenomenon forces countries in the hemisphere to look inward, to reinforce integration and to build mechanisms that promote shared development.

In this regard, he highlighted that Venezuela had a positive impact on the region through cooperation mechanisms such as PetroCaribe, which at the time allowed expanding access to energy and promoting economic stability in Caribbean and South American countries.

He indicated that the Venezuelan vision is still oriented towards economic, financial and infrastructure integration, in accordance with the principles of international law, sovereignty and the self-determination of peoples.

Rodríguez reported that Venezuela is pursuing a constructive diplomatic agenda with the United States. He thanked both governments for their willingness to move forward in direct political and diplomatic dialogue and confirmed that a Venezuelan delegation is going to Washington to continue this process.

The interim president highlighted that, in recent weeks, more than 120 companies in the energy sector —mainly from the United States— have visited Venezuela, interested in learning first-hand about the opportunities offered by the country in this new phase of growth and reforms.

Finally, Rodríguez launched an open invitation to international investors:
“I invite you to come to Venezuela, to see the truth about Venezuela. That the dialogue be direct, face to face, between governments, businessmen and investors. Let us not allow transnational actors to distort reality. Come and learn about the opportunities that our country offers.”

Mazo News Team