The establishment of a parliamentary friendship group between Venezuela and Indonesia is another indicator of both sides’ desire to maintain an active and constructive dialogue.

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The Minister of Popular Power for Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, Yván Gil, awarded the Indonesian Ambassador, Imam Edy Mulyono, the Francisco de Miranda Order in its first class.

This recognition, presented on behalf of President Nicolás Maduro, highlights the ambassador’s significant work in strengthening ties between the two nations.

Gil emphasized that Mulyono’s efforts have been essential in fostering friendship and unity between Venezuela and Indonesia, two countries that have sought to deepen their cooperation in various strategic areas. In 2023, multiple meetings were held to facilitate exchange and mutual support in international forums, demonstrating a shared commitment to improving bilateral relations.

The minister also expressed gratitude for the ambassador’s dedication and wished him success in his future endeavors, reflecting a cordial and respectful relationship between the two nations.

The establishment of a parliamentary friendship group between Venezuela and Indonesia is another indicator of both sides’ desire to maintain an active and constructive dialogue.

This recognition not only celebrates Ambassador Mulyono’s work but also reaffirms the commitment of Venezuela and Indonesia to continue working together for the benefit of their peoples and the promotion of international cooperation.

The distinction represents another step toward strengthening diplomatic ties, which will undoubtedly benefit both countries in the future.

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