She highlights her country’s economic recovery and calls for lifting U.S. coercitive measures.
On Wednesday, Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez took part in the 4th Future Investment Summit 2026, which will be held until March 27 in Miami, Florida.
“This event brings together around 1,500 global leaders from the public and private sectors, who will address various macroeconomic perspectives. The acting president’s participation is part of a panel discussing the challenges and opportunities for Latin America and the Caribbean,” the outlet Ultimas Noticias reported.
During her intervention, Rodriguez emphasized that this global gathering represents a crucial window of opportunity for the Bolivarian nation, underscoring that Venezuela’s economic growth is “an internationally recognized reality.”
She stressed that, beyond political stances, economic indicators speak for themselves. In this regard, Rodriguez pointed out that Venezuela leads the region’s economic growth according to the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC).
The Venezuelan acting president reminded investors and global leaders that her country is undergoing a consolidated economic stabilization process, which is the result of policies aimed at diversifying and protecting the domestic sector.
Addressing those considering investing in Venezuela, Rodriguez confirmed that this is a good time to do so and assured them that they have legal security and political stability so that their investments can develop in sectors such as hydrocarbons and mining.
She also said the Venezuelan economy has been recovering over the past five years, noting that investment is growing faster than gross domestic product, which indicates that “we are sowing the seeds for the future.”
The participation of the Venezuelan delegation in the 4th Future Investment Summit aims to attract capital to strategic sectors such as energy, technology and tourism.
Over the next two days, Rodriguez is expected to hold bilateral meetings to advance an investment roadmap to sustain the growth of the Venezuelan economy.
At the Miami forum, she also pointed out that the provision of temporary licenses allowing companies to do business with Venezuela should be complemented by the full lifting of U.S. coercive measures against her nation.
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Sources: VTV – teleSUR
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