President-in-Charge visited the world's largest oil refining complex in Jamnagar

Published at: 05/06/2026 08:19 AM

The President in charge of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, visited the Jamnagar refinery, in the Republic of India, as part of her official work agenda aimed at strengthening energy cooperation and consolidating strategic alliances in the hydrocarbons sector.

Upon arrival, Rodriguez was greeted by representatives of Reliance Industries Limited, the company that owns the complex, including Debangsu Ray, president of the cluster and director of manufacturing in Jamnagar, and M.B. Kishore, president of the refinery's Special Economic Zone.

During the tour, the authorities learned about the operational capabilities of the refinery, recognized for its high crude oil processing capacity, as well as for its flexibility, efficiency and high level of conversion.

They also considered that the complex is made up of two large plants: one intended to supply the domestic and international markets, and the other located in a Special Economic Zone dedicated exclusively to exports.

The inspection of the refining complex, considered the largest in the world, is part of the actions promoted by the Bolivarian Government to strengthen the Hydrocarbon Engine and advance the positioning of Venezuela as an international oil and gas power.

The president in charge was accompanied by the Foreign Minister of the Republic, Yván Gil, the Minister of Popular Power for Hydrocarbons, Paula Henao, and other Venezuelan authorities who are part of the official delegation.

PRESIDENTIAL PRESS/Mazo News Team