President Nicolás Maduro Arrives in Kazan to Participate in the BRICS Summit

.” Additionally, it represents a significant opportunity for Venezuela, which seeks to strengthen its diplomatic and geopolitical foundations within a framework of anti-hegemonism and defense of national sovereignty. Oct 22, 2024 Photo: ViceVenezuela

October 22, 2024 Hour: 5:21 pm

“In this BRICS meeting, a new world of legality and a new international economic order is being shaped.”

The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, has arrived in Kazan, Russia, to participate in the BRICS Summit, which will take place from October 22 to 24. This international event is set against a key backdrop for shaping a new economic and legal order at the global level.

Upon his arrival, the president was welcomed at the airport by the Executive Vice President of the Republic and Minister of Popular Power for Oil, Delcy Rodriguez; the Sectoral Vice President of Communication, Culture, and Tourism, Freddy Ñañez; the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, Iván Gil; and the Venezuelan Ambassador to Russia, Jesús Salazar.

The summit, which will feature Russian President Vladimir Putin, will bring together representatives from over 30 countries from various regions, including Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.

“In this BRICS meeting, a new world of legality and a new international economic order is being shaped.” Additionally, it represents a significant opportunity for Venezuela, which seeks to strengthen its diplomatic and geopolitical foundations within a framework of anti-hegemonism and defense of national sovereignty.

The magnitude of the geographical representation at the Kazan Summit highlights the role of BRICS in today’s world, as well as the interest of countries in joining.

President Maduro’s arrival in Kazan marks an important step for Venezuela in its quest for new international relations and greater influence in the global economic order.

The BRICS Summit presents a favorable scenario for dialogue and cooperation among nations that share an alternative vision to the prevailing hegemonic model.