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Caracas, Aug. 3 (SANA)Venezuela and the Dominican Republic have agreed to begin a gradual restoration of diplomatic and consular relations, ending a two-year freeze in ties between the two countries. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia announced the agreement in a post on X, sayingVenezuelaand the Dominican Republic had formally agreed to begin a phased normalization of diplomatic and consular relations. Under the agreement, consular services will resume in Caracas and Santo Domingo, a…

Santo Domingo.-The Governments of the Dominican Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela reported that, as a result of the dialogue held between both parties, they have agreed to begin a process of gradual normalization of their diplomatic and consular relations, based on a roadmap that will be developed by common agreement. The implementation of this roadmap will include, in a first stage, the adoption of the necessary measures for the reestablishment of consular services and, subsequ…

HE The President of the Republic, José Antonio Kast, together with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francisco Pérez Mackenna, announced the reestablishment of consular relations with Venezuela. In the Los Naranjos patio of the Government House, the President highlighted the work of the Foreign Ministry to begin reestablishing relations between both nations. "First of all, I want to thank our Minister of Foreign Affairs and the entire Foreign Ministry team who, in a serious way, in a methodical m…

Caracas, July 29 (SANA)Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday summoned Iran’s ambassador to Caracas and handed him a formal diplomatic protest over what it described as “offensive and inappropriate” remarks by Iranian Foreign MinisterAbbas Araghchitargeting Venezuela’s institutions and authorities.In a statement posted on X, the ministry reaffirmedVenezuela‘s commitment to the principles governing relations between states, including mutual respect, sovereign equality, non-interfere…