Venezuela to Join G20 Energy Talks in Texas at US Invitation
A Venezuelan delegation will attend G20 energy discussions in Houston this week, according to France 24, as rising oil prices and Middle East disruptions strain global supplies.
A Venezuelan delegation is set to participate in G20 energy talks in Houston, Texas, this week, France 24 reported, at the invitation of the United States.
According to the report, the meeting takes place against a backdrop of soaring oil prices and supply disruptions linked to the war in the Middle East, which have put pressure on global energy markets.
France 24 said the gathering comes as the administration of US President Donald Trump deepens energy ties with the government in Caracas and seeks to boost Venezuelan oil output.
Further details on the composition of the Venezuelan delegation, the specific agenda of the Houston talks, or reactions from other G20 members were not immediately available.
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- Venezuela to join G20 energy talks in Texas at US invitation — France 24 — English
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