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Venezuela Invited by Washington to G20 Energy Meeting

Caracas is participating this week in the G20 Energy Ministers meeting in Houston, following an invitation from the United States, as Donald Trump seeks to revive exploitation of Venezuela's oil reserves.

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— France 24 — Français

Venezuela is taking part this week in the G20 Energy Ministers meeting being held in Houston, United States, according to information reported by France 24. This participation comes following a direct invitation from Washington.

According to the source, this move is taking place in a context where U.S. President Donald Trump is seeking to boost exploitation of Venezuela's vast oil reserves.

France 24 notes that Caracas was invited to this international meeting focused on energy issues, without providing further details about the terms of the invitation or the discussions that will take place.

The event is occurring as relations between Washington and Caracas are attracting particular attention, in a Venezuelan oil sector considered to have among the world's largest reserves.

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