In a joint effort to consolidate the national economic and productive dialogue, the President in Charge of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, held a work meeting with representatives of the country’s private business sector, with the purpose of strengthening stability, social harmony, and national reconciliation through pluralism and mutual recognition.
The event was developed this Thursday, during a session of the Program for Peace and Democratic Coexistence, a platform of dialogue and reconciliation promoted by the Venezuelan State since its official launch in January of this year.
In this line, it is noteworthy that this national initiative recently surpassed its first 100 days of management having held more than 500 hours of meetings with approximately 30 sectors of society.
In this context, in recent days, as part of the measures aimed at national reconciliation, the President in Charge provided a highly relevant update on the implementation of the Amnesty Law for Democratic Coexistence, reporting that, in its 63 days of effect, the law has benefited 8,740 people throughout the national territory.
During this meeting, the Head of State In Charge was accompanied by a distinguished delegation from the Executive Cabinet and the public branches, including: Ernesto Villegas, Coordinator of the Program for Peace and Democratic Coexistence; Ana María San Juan, Executive Secretary of the Program; Larry Devoe, Attorney General of the Republic; Anabel Pereira, Minister of People’s Power for Economy and Finances; and other authorities of the ministerial train, as well as a delegation from the country’s private business sector.