President Maduro emphasized that this mission represents a fundamental step in consolidating eco-socialism as a comprehensive development model, in line with the legacy of Commander Hugo Chávez. 

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President Maduro Leads the Activation of the 6th Transformation: Eco-socialism, Science, and Technology to Protect the Environment

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, announced this Tuesday the creation of the Great Mother Earth Venezuela Mission, an initiative designed to generate a positive impact on environmental protection and promote sustainable development.

 During his speech, the Head of State detailed the seven pillars that will make up this mission: Organization for Life, Planting for Life, Territory for Life, Climate for Life, Wildlife for Life, Sanitation for Life, and Production for Life.

These axes aim to strengthen community structures, promote reforestation, protect ecosystems, mitigate climate change, conserve biodiversity, encourage the cleaning of natural areas, and foster environmentally friendly production practices.

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President Maduro emphasized that this mission represents a fundamental step in consolidating eco-socialism as a comprehensive development model, in line with the legacy of Commander Hugo Chávez. 

As part of these initiatives, the Bolivarian Government inaugurated the Environmental Sciences Building of Venezuela, located at the headquarters of the Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research (IVIC) in Miranda state.

This modern facility will house three important research centers: the Scientific Center, dedicated to the research and development of environmental technologies; the Biogeochemistry Center, focused on the study of natural cycles and their relationship with climate change; and the Oceanology and Antarctic Studies Center, aimed at exploring and conserving the oceans and Antarctica.

 These facilities represent a significant advancement in Venezuela’s capacity to address environmental challenges from a scientific and technological perspective. 

Additionally, the Bolivarian Government inaugurated the extension of the Fruto Vivas Popular University in the Antonio José de Sucre municipality of Barinas state. This new educational space aims to promote training in areas related to the environment and sustainability, contributing to the education of professionals committed to protecting the planet.

 At the same time, the Didactic Center for Science Education was launched at the Santos Michelena Cultural Complex, located in the Girardot municipality of Aragua state. This center seeks to foster learning and scientific outreach among children, youth, and communities, thereby strengthening environmental awareness in the country. 

President Maduro reiterated Venezuela’s commitment to protecting the planet and called on the population to actively join these initiatives. “The Great Mother Earth Mission is a call to consciousness and action to preserve life on our common home,” he stated.

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