The Deputy Minister for Asia, the Middle East and Oceania, Ruben Dario Molina, held a meeting on Tuesday with his Indonesian counterpart, Muhammad Anshor, director for Affairs of America and Europe, to strengthen diplomatic relations to boost investment.
At the meeting held at the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, Anshor expressed his pleasure in the execution of the 4th High Level Commission Indonesia-Venezuela, which will aim at the integration of all sectors, including the investment sector.
For this, Molina delivered a portfolio of investments in digital format with detailed information on the relaxation of the rules, procedures and guarantees for investments in Venezuela.
The Director for Affairs of America and Europe of Indonesia, also stressed the importance of maintaining contact between embassies and foreign ministries of both countries, this with the aim of monitoring the issues of interest for the development of economic and productive sectors to enhance mutual investment relationships.
During his visit, the viceminister Molina took the opportunity to expose and explain the unilateral and coercive sanctions against Venezuela by the US government and the European Union, which directly affect the people and the economic stability of the nation.
In this regard, he explained the media manipulation that has sought to position a matrix of violation of human rights and the migration of Venezuelans, with the purpose of blaming the Venezuelan government and thus justify a foreign intervention based on the establishment of a failled State.
Likewise, Molina revealed information about the national and international powers that operate at the borders, promoting induced inflation, economic warfare, the smuggling of bills, as well as fuels and food.
In this context, the Venezuelan deputy minister highlighted the positive impact of the economic measures implemented by the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, who seeks to stabilize the currency and reactivate the productive apparatus affected by the economic war.