Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the completion of a strategic partnership agreement with Venezuela, to be signed during President Nicolas Maduro’s visit in May, which aims to strengthen bilateral ties. Putin invited Maduro to the Victory Parade in Moscow on May 9, emphasizing the foundation this agreement will lay for future cooperation.
On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the strategic partnership agreement between Russia and Venezuela is finalized and is slated for signing during Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s visit to Moscow in May. During a video conversation with Maduro, Putin extended an invitation for him to attend the Victory Parade in Moscow on May 9.
Putin expressed his satisfaction with the agreement, stating, “I am pleased to note that the agreement on strategic partnership and cooperation has been fully agreed upon, which will create a good, solid foundation for the further expansion of multifaceted ties in the long term.” This partnership aims to enhance the cooperation and relations between both nations into the future.
In summary, the strategic partnership agreement between Russia and Venezuela is set to cement stronger ties as both nations look towards future cooperation. The signing of this agreement during President Maduro’s visit in May signifies a pivotal moment for bilateral relations, as highlighted by President Putin’s remarks on the potential for long-term collaboration.
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