PM Gonsalves meets with Venezuelan officials in Caracas en route to Nicaragua
From left: Vice Minister for Economic Cooperation, Ramon Gordils, Vice Minister for the Caribbean and President of the Alba Bank, Raul Li Causi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Carlos Faría, PM Ralph Gonsalves and DPM Montgomery Daniel.
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July 17, 2022

PM Gonsalves meets with Venezuelan officials in Caracas en route to Nicaragua

Prime Minister, Dr. Hon Ralph Gonsalves, met on Saturday July 16  with officials of the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in the capital city Caracas, en route to Nicaragua.

Gonsalves, who is on a five-day official mission to the Central American country, made the brief stop in Venezuela to meet with representatives of the government and other officials.

Foreign Minister of Venezuela (left) and PM Gonsalves

The Prime Minister held extensive discussions with the Venezuelan delegation headed by Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Carlos Faría, and included Vice Minister for the Caribbean and President of the Alba Bank, Raul Li Causi, Vice Minister for Economic Cooperation, Ramon Gordils, and other officials including from PetroCaribe.

Deputy Prime Minister Montgomery Daniel, who is a part of the delegation of St Vincent and the Grenadines, accompanied Prime Minister Gonsalves during the discussions.

The other members of the delegation include wife of the Prime Minister Mrs. Eloise Gonsalves; Dyke Cato, and  John Nero community activists; Inspector Irwin Adams Security Officer, and Sehon Marshall, Press Secretary at the Office of the Prime Minister. The delegation will leave Venezuela for Nicaragua on Sunday July 17, 2022.

Members of the Vincentian Delegation from Left: John Nero, Dyke Cato, Deputy Prime Minister Hon Mont Gomery Daniel, Prime Minister Dr Hon Ralph Gonsalves and Mrs Eloise Gonsalves, with  Vice Minister for the Caribbean and President of the Alba Bank, Raul Li Causi

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