Venezuela, Barbados Deepen Strategic Integration, Shared Prosperity
Venezuela and Barbados have maintained diplomatic relations since 1969. Photo: Venezuelan Presidential Press.
April 27, 2026 Hour: 4:32 pm
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Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez met today with Barbados’ PM Mia Amor Mottley and Head of State Jeffrey Bostic in Bridgetown to advance bilateral cooperation, reinforcing regional integration and shared prosperity.
During the official visit to Barbados, Acting President Delcy Rodríguez engaged on April 27, in high-level discussions aimed at bolstering bilateral relations and deepening collaboration between Venezuela and the island nation.
The visit underscored a mutual commitment to strengthening South-South cooperation and enhancing regional resilience against global challenges.
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Rodríguez was formally welcomed by PM Mia Amor Mottley at her official residence, Illaro Court, accompanied by Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil and other members of the official Venezuelan delegation.
During her reception, the Venezuelan Acting President signed the distinguished visitors’ book before proceeding to a comprehensive meeting with Prime Minister.
Barbadian authorities also participated in the extended working session, which focused intensely on solidifying bilateral ties and expanding collaborative frameworks with the island nation. The discussions highlighted shared objectives in fostering economic development and social welfare through concerted regional efforts.
Alongside their respective technical and ministerial teams, Rodríguez and Mottley meticulously reviewed the integral cooperation roadmap binding their two nations. Special emphasis was placed on strategic sectors such as energy, education and tourism, which are deemed critical for boosting the economic growth and resilience of both Venezuela and Barbados amid current global complexities.
Both leaders acknowledged the imperative of strengthening cultural exchange and academic training as foundational pillars for social development. In the energy and economic spheres, both delegations explored joint mechanisms to optimize resource utilization and unlock new investment opportunities, designed to directly benefit the citizens of both countries under the guiding principle of Caribbean complementarity.
Earlier on Monday, Delcy Rodríguez was also received by Jeffrey Bostic, Barbadian Head of State. During the meeting between Bostic and the Rodríguez, further ratified a firm commitment to progress in strategic areas that promote joint development and social well-being.
Among the key areas of interest in the bilateral relationship highlighted were air interconnectivity, tourism, cultural exchange and socio-productive projects, all aimed at fostering deeper ties and tangible benefits for the people of both countries.
Author: Laura V. Mor
Source: Venezuelan Presidential Press
