Delcy Rodríguez Concludes Türkiye Visit After Erdoğan Talks
Delcy Rodríguez Concludes Türkiye Visit with High-Level Talks with President Erdoğan
Venezuela’s Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has concluded her official working visit to Türkiye with a meeting held in Istanbul with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
According to the press service of the Venezuelan government, the bilateral meeting at the highest level marked the final stage of Rodríguez’s visit to Türkiye.
During the talks, both sides reviewed the implementation of existing bilateral agreements across several priority sectors, including trade, investment, energy, mining, housing construction, infrastructure, and healthcare.
The statement emphasized that the direct dialogue between the two leaders reflects a strong political and diplomatic relationship between Venezuela and Türkiye, as well as the continued development of strategic cooperation in the current global geopolitical environment.
Strengthening bilateral cooperation
According to the official statement, the meeting in Istanbul served as a key moment in reinforcing the economic and political agenda between the two countries.
The press service noted that the discussions contributed to further deepening cooperation and expanding the scope of joint initiatives in multiple sectors of mutual interest.
The dialogue between the leaders was described as constructive, with a focus on long-term partnership and coordinated development strategies.
Previous diplomatic engagements
Prior to her visit to Türkiye, Delcy Rodríguez traveled to India, where she held discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Those talks focused on strengthening cooperation in the energy sector, particularly hydrocarbons, as well as expanding collaboration within the framework of the Global South.
The series of diplomatic visits highlights Venezuela’s ongoing efforts to expand international partnerships across Asia and Eurasia.
The visit to Türkiye is seen as part of broader efforts to strengthen Venezuela’s economic and political ties with key strategic partners.
