The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Saint Lucia strengthened a common road map framed in cooperation, complementarity and solidarity, by signing three agreements on Friday 6, October, 2023, on the occasion of the official visit of the Prime Minister of the Caribbean island, Hon. Philip J. Pierre, to Venezuelan soil.
The protocol ceremony for the signing of the agreements, from the Simón BolÃvar Hall of the Miraflores Palace, included the signing of the document called Roadmap for the Development of Cooperation between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Saint Lucia.
The instrument signed by the Minister of People’s Power for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Yván Gil Pinto and the Minister of External Affairs, International Trade, Civil Aviation and Diaspora Affairs of Saint Lucia, Hon. Alva Baptiste, is aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation through the preparation of joint proposals for the future and early signing of agreements in the areas of development, education, tourism, fishing, food sovereignty, air transportation and infrastructure.
“We have signed the roadmap and we have also established the action plan, a real concrete action plan, to produce food of Saint Lucia, in Venezuela, in a shared manner, to increase trade, to guarantee energy sovereignty, to support each other in education, tourism, culture, housing construction”, detailed the President of the Republic, H.E. Nicolas Maduro.
The intention is to design and implement programs and projects that will allow the implementation of cooperation activities in all sectors of common interest for the benefit of both peoples.
The second document is the Air Services Agreement between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Saint Lucia, to promote an international air transportation system that offers fair and equitable opportunities to the respective airlines.
This agreement was signed by the Minister of People’s Power for Transportation, Hon. Ramón Celestino Velásquez Araguayán, and the Minister of Saint Lucia, Hon. Alva Baptiste.
This air services agreement will be active as of November. “Opening air operations and connecting Saint Lucia with Venezuela, Venezuela with Saint Lucia. We are joining the Caribbean, great news (…) and I am sure that these flights will be very successful and will increase the exchange of our peoples for tourism and to strengthen relations,” he said.
The third important aspect of this meeting in Caracas was the signing of the Joint Declaration between Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the Prime Minister of the Caribbean nation.
“With this declaration we ratify the principles of self-determination of the peoples, of Latin America and the Caribbean as a territory of the principles of cooperation, solidarity, brotherhood, mutual benefit, progressive and upward development of relations, the founding principles of our peoples,” ratified the Head of State.
With the signing of the three documents, bilateral cooperation is expanded under the premises of respect, defense of sovereignty, complementarity and cooperation.
“We have set out to turn the cooperative relationship of joint work and brotherhood between Saint Lucia and Venezuela into a model to be followed for relations with the entire Caribbean and other peoples, a relationship that is brilliant, that yields concrete results, that raises the quality of life of our people,” he said.
SOURCE: Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Venezuelans coming n take yall jobs. Spanish accents at SnS. And take over the gangs. Car bombs, beheadings. Tings about to tun up.
Re Article,.. IT sounds good, but, Is the PM willing to enact a fair living wage system of 10+ to speed up the economy?
Our main focused have to be our economy..
AA MATE MAD OR WHAT, ST LUCIA HAVE NO SPACE FOR US MUCH LESS VENEZUELANS WELL WE FINISH. PJP ARE YOU SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DOING. @JAMES….NOT ONLY JOBS OUR MEN AND WOMEN TOO, BEHEADINGS A BIT TOOO MUCH LOL, ON A SERIOUS NOTE WHO DID PJP DISCUSSED THIS MOVE BEFORE HE SIGN THIS AGREEMENT. WELL ALL FALL DOWN.
Very well said of whose coming and they coming with all their good manners and good behavior if you don’t believe me ask trinidad and tobago or ask anyone who lives in Houston Dallas Chicago Atlanta Miami Orlando new york city or any big city in the USA just remember putting a pig to live in castle will not change the animals behavior its just the nature of the beast
@ Lima bravo 1942 – there’s a book written – ” Pigs in the Parlor ”
do a simple google search – may coincide with what you just said.
Can any ‘Elected’ St. Lucian run off on his merry way and sign off on behalf of the nation, a betrayal of the Nation, to allow Air Plane travels forward and backward, to and fro, Hotel & Tourism interplay, pretty young bi-lingual Senoritas working at front desk by day and – – never mind. Sorry local goils with your poor English and Creyole go work in the Kitchen or laundry room or cleaning rooms if you can get it. No more walking to Texas, St. Lucia here we come thanks to your P.M. a really nice guy; de Latinos will finish de Hospital.
My suggestion is absolutely know one should ever vacation in St. Lucia.. they are in bed with the Communist regime of Venezuela.
St lucia have a democratic elected government Venezuela don’t ,watch how nationals from Venezuela is treated and our prime Minister is looking to strengthen ties with such a leader ….nah boi we finish