“We are setting up a powerful industrial scientific park, where the highest level of science will be applied and production will be directly carried out, taking as an example the experience of Tehran and its technological complex that allows production.”
This was announced by the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, who reported that by the end of next September, Venezuela will hold the Scientific and Technological Expofair that seeks to consolidate the country’s Industrial Engine, applying technology to the production processes of different economic sectors:
“We are going to hold the great Technological and Industrial Scientific Expo with Iran at the end of September and we are also going to launch an Industrial Scientific and Technological Park that will be built in the Altos Mirandinos, which will be a marvel of articulation of all the scientific and technological institutions applying their knowledge to the development, production and generation of goods and services”, he specified from the ExpoIndustrial 2002, which takes place in the Simón Bolívar Park, located in Miranda state.
He announced that all industrial sectors are invited “in a special way to this Science Park and special benefits will be given to all its participants for development.”
Venvidrio reactivates its production:
Regarding the relaunch of the Industrial Engine, this Thursday Venvidrio was reactivated, a company located in Carabobo state, whose purpose is the production of high-quality glass containers.
Through a television contact to the industrial zone of Los Guayos, in Carabobo state, the Head of State verified the reactivation of Venvidrio’s production, which stands at 43%:
“The ovens and production lines were reactivated, which has allowed the production of 120 tons per day, thanks to the working class,” explained Henry Jiménez, president of Venvidrio.
In the next few days, Venvidrios will activate new ovens to add 245 more tons, with the purpose of meeting the demand for food, beverage and pharmacy containers, in addition to opening a gap to export to the countries of the world.
“The glass industry is essential for the sector. Glass is worth gold. This country is called to give the example of sovereign and independent autonomous development”, concluded the Head of State.
