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The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, met Tuesday in Istanbul with Turkish businessmen to encourage investment in his country .
"We have brought a comprehensive document of all investment opportunities, it is the first scenario where Venezuela presents a detailed investment proposal," said Mr. Maduro at the # 39, a meeting of the "Turkey-Venezuela Business Forum".
The Venezuelan president arrived Sunday in Turkey to attend the inauguration of his Turkish counterpart and ally, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. There, Maduro held bilateral meetings with other participants at the inauguration of Erdogan, such as the Emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Zani; or Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.
The Latin American leader went this morning from Ankara to Istanbul to meet Turkish and Venezuelan businessmen in an extraordinary forum organized by the Turkish Economic Relations Organization. DEIK.
" I gave my word to Chavez that we wanted to build a road with Turkey ," said the president. Maduro congratulated Erdogan for renewing his position, and urged the participants to act Caracas' intentions to further strengthen trade and diplomatic relations after the new government.
"Turkish brethren, Venezuela is advancing in what could be the world's first gold reserve, we are making investments to be a gold-exporting power," Maduro said.
Very honored to accompany him in his inauguration the leader of the Turkish people, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, elected president of his country in a historic vote on June 24. pic.twitter.com/PV0peYaaVQ
– Nicolás Maduro (@NicolasMaduro) 9 July 2018
The Venezuelan President also informed Turkish businessmen of the creation of "crypto "currency", a digital strategy of your government to avoid the financial blockade suffered by the country.
" This cryptocurrency called petro, which will equate to 5,000 barrels of oil, will be created to open a new stage in Venezuela ," he said.
The Venezuelan government views Turkey as an allied country, helping it to "break" with the "blockade" promoted by the United States, as recently declared its foreign minister, Jorge Arreaza.
The two countries signed agreements in different areas, including economic cooperation, and Maduro was one of the first heads of state to congratulate Erdogan for his triumph in elections held two years ago. weeks.
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