The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the State of Israel have agreed on the continuity of the technical cooperation between the two nations, which arose from the emergency and recovery efforts following the earthquakes that struck the country last June 24.
Likewise it was also agreed to establish a mechanism to provide consular services to their citizens in the other country, as reads a statement released by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Félix Plasencia.
Following, the full official text:
“The Governments of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the State of Israel announce that, following the visit of the Israeli humanitarian delegation to Venezuela in response to the double earthquake that occurred last June 24, and in accordance with the discussions held between high-ranking officials of both countries, the two nations have agreed to continue the bilateral technical cooperation stemming from the emergency and recovery efforts following the double earthquake.
Likewise, the two countries agree to establish a coordination mechanism that allows to facilitate the provision of consular services to their respective citizens residing in the other country, as needed.
Both governments recognize the importance of the bond between the State of Israel and the Jewish community residing in Venezuela, which constitutes a significant historical bridge of friendship between both countries.”
Caracas, August 11, 2026