Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum receives credentials from Venezuelan Ambassador Stella Lugo, strengthening diplomatic ties between Mexico and Venezuela, as highlighted by Yvan Gil.

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In an event that reinforces the brotherhood and cooperation between both nations, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum today received the credentials of the ambassador of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Stella Lugo.

 This meeting is part of a statement issued by Venezuela’s Foreign Minister, Yvan Gil, who highlighted the importance of the event in strengthening diplomatic ties and promoting dialogue between the two countries.

During the ceremony, Ambassador Lugo conveyed a message from Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, expressing his willingness to “strengthen cooperation and dialogue between Mexico and Venezuela.” The message also included “recognition of President Sheinbaum for her leadership and determination in guiding her nation.”

In response, President Sheinbaum expressed a message of “fraternity and solidarity toward the government and people of Venezuela,” reaffirming Mexico’s commitment to “unity and development in the Latin American and Caribbean region.” These statements, quoted in Yvan Gil’s communiqué, reflect the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect that characterizes the relationship between the two nations.

This meeting marks a new chapter in the relations between Mexico and Venezuela, two countries that have historically maintained close ties.

The presence of Stella Lugo as ambassador to Mexico symbolizes Venezuela’s interest in strengthening dialogue and collaboration in areas of common interest, such as social development, economic integration, and technical cooperation.

The credential presentation ceremony not only consolidates diplomatic ties but also reflects both countries’ commitment to peace, stability, and progress in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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