Venezuelan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, held a telephone conversation with his Sudanese counterpart, Ali Youssef Ahmed Al-Sharif, to discuss issues of international and bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

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During the conversation, Gil reaffirmed Venezuela’s commitment to regional peace and stability, emphasizing the fundamental principles of Bolivarian Diplomacy of Peace. He also highlighted the shared vision of Venezuela and Sudan to establish a multipolar and multicentric world order, allowing nations to freely develop their economies and political projects.

Venezuela and Sudan are celebrating 19 years of bilateral relations, a period marked by strengthened ties of friendship and collaboration, benefiting both nations in political, economic, and cultural spheres.

In 2019, Sudan expressed its support for Venezuela by joining a joint declaration addressed to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, backing the Bolivarian Government of President Nicolás Maduro. This action demonstrated the mutual support between the two nations during critical moments.

Currently, both countries maintain a deep diplomatic bond, emphasizing their shared responsibility to promote a global community that upholds peace, freedom, and national sovereignty. The conversation between Gil and Al-Sharif reaffirms the ongoing commitment of Venezuela and Sudan to strengthen their bilateral relations and collaborate internationally to contribute to a more balanced and just world order.

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