President Maduro highlights CELAC's relationship with the emerging world

Published at: 02/03/2024 06:37 PM

The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, made an analysis of the VIII Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), which ended last Friday and which, according to the president, left his representatives with the satisfaction of having waited patiently until this strengthened regional block flourished.

“CELAC has the maturity to consolidate itself and I think that is the vision that we all have, as well as the confidence that it was worth maintaining CELAC at the time when an attempt was made to conspire against it to dissolve it, as they did with UNASUR, so the time has to come when we strengthen its institutionality and continue to activate the issues that are on the agenda,” stressed the president during an interview for a program on the State channel, Venezolana de Televisión.

He also pointed out that these issues have to do with issues related to climate change, intraregional security and defense issues, economic, commercial and external political relations issues of CELAC with China, India, BRICS, the European Economic Community and Africa, in the vision of the relationship with the emerging world.

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