Venezuela Calls for Dialogue and Lifting of Coercive Measures at UNGA
What happened
Joaquín Pérez Ayestarán, Deputy Minister for Multilateral Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, addressed the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. Speaking at the Ibero-American Conference in New York, Pérez Ayestarán reaffirmed Venezuela’s commitment within the UN framework. He called for progress toward lifting unilateral coercive measures as a gesture of good faith to foster economic cooperation.
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Why it matters
The diplomat stressed that a pluralistic Ibero-America capable of dialogue is essential for building international trust. He also thanked the international community for the solidarity shown following the earthquakes of June 24, while emphasizing the need to strengthen civil protection systems.
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Who's involved
- VenezuelaCountry whose official reaffirmed its commitment to the UN framework and called for dialogue.
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The entities involved
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Venezuela
Country in Latin America
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United Nations
global international and intergovernmental organization
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Angola
country on the west coast of Southern Africa
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- Latin America and Venezuela have committed to constructive relations and deepening cooperation despite current regional difficulties.
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- Angola aims for regional and continental integration while facing development challenges and potential.
- The UN, including the General Assembly, is currently engaged in its 81st session, focusing on dialogue and cooperation regarding Venezuela.
- Angola is actively seeking Brazilian capital and technology to support its industrial development through a high-level business delegation.