With the aim of reviewing the work agenda established in the Cuba-Venezuela Comprehensive Cooperation Agreement, the Executive Vice-president of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, held a fruitful meeting this Saturday with the Vice Prime Minister of the island country and co-chair of the Intergovernmental Commission of the Agreement, Ricardo Cabrisas, to strengthen joint support in different areas of interest between both nations.
At the meeting, held from the headquarters of the Executive Vice-presidency of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the delegations presented their proposals aimed at the development of the peoples, as well as strengthening the strategic alliance that has been consolidated from of this Agreement, signed by Commanders Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro Ruz on October 30, 2000, and which is deepened each year by the political will of their successors, Nicolás Maduro and Miguel Díaz-Canel.
Recently, Vice-president Rodríguez, accompanied by a delegation, traveled to Cuba on an official visit where she presented the advantages and benefits of the Anti-Blockade Law for National Development and the Guarantees of Human Rights, in order to establish new strategic alliances in the economic field with the largest of the Antilles, in a win-win relationship.
Almost 21 years after the signing of the Cuba-Venezuela Comprehensive Cooperation Agreement, the two countries continue to increase and promote programs and projects of mutual cooperation, in matters of health, education, energy, science and technology, culture, defense, sports, among others, for the revitalization of their economies and the well-being of their peoples.