The Venezuelan government began implementing the new Unified Protocol for Non-Oil Exports this March, aimed at simplifying the legal framework for the international sale of local products.

The new protocol, based on the digitization of procedures through the Single Window for Foreign Trade (VUCE), was announced on February 22nd in Táchira state to consolidate the “business sector as the strategic engine of non-oil economic growth.”

At that time, the Minister of Foreign Trade, Coromoto Godoy, announced that the new legal instrument, which “seeks to optimize and standardize the export of Venezuelan products to international markets,” would be activated this month.

According to the minister, “the document functions as a map of opportunities that will allow the identification of global destinations for products from Táchira, optimizing commercial decision-making thanks to the high competitiveness of its local offerings.”

At the meeting, which was attended by the state official and approximately 70 businesspeople, the VUCE system was presented. Developed under UNCTAD standards, it aims to digitize and centralize the country’s trade processes, facilitating international operations.

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During her participation in Expo Shanghai 2025, Venezuelan Foreign Trade Minister Coromoto Godoy held an important meeting to reach a zero tariff agreement for at least 400 Venezuelan products.

The minister, along with her delegation, led the meeting with Venezuelan business leaders seeking to diversify exports. Negotiations focused on zero tariffs and “allowed for significant progress in the proposed agreement with China, similar to the trade agreement previously signed with Turkey.”

Godoy indicated that they are working on “a proposal to protect our national industry. We will reach a win-win negotiation with zero tariffs for these products,” referring to an agreement that will benefit both parties.

The minister also mentioned Venezuela’s representation in China through 42 Venezuelan companies during the important international trade fair.

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Authorities from Venezuela and China held a meeting in Caracas with the aim of strengthening their trade ties in key sectors such as exports and technological development.

The meeting was attended by Venezuelan Minister of People’s Power for Foreign Trade, Coromoto Godoy; Venezuelan Consul in Guangzhou, Manuel González; as well as Chinese Ambassador to Venezuela, Lan Hu; and Sector Vice President, Gabriela Jiménez.

The meeting, aimed at strengthening bilateral trade relations, allowed for the evaluation of “concrete actions to overcome logistical obstacles and enhance the export capacity of Venezuelan products. Godoy emphasized the joint commitment to advancing the internationalization of national goods, aligned with the PAE Plan: Produce, Supply, and Export!, in line with the guidance of President Nicolás Maduro.”

Likewise, on her official Instagram account, she stated: “We are working in a coordinated manner to achieve important goals in the internationalization of our products.”

The official highlighted the interest of both nations in raising investment and technological exchange, particularly in key sectors “such as artificial intelligence, a topic recently addressed by the sector’s vice president, Gabriela Jiménez, in a meeting with the Chinese ambassador to Venezuela.

The authorities of both countries seek to boost economic development, productive innovation, and international cooperation between the two nations through these meetings, which help strengthen trade relations.”

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The Vice Minister of Venezuela for Europe, Coromoto Godoy, met with the ambassador of Denmark in Colombia and concurrent for the Caribbean nation, Erik Høeg, to discuss various issues, including the possibility of signing an agreement on migratory assistance for citizens of both nations. .

The information was published this Saturday by the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry, highlighting that “the officials discussed, in a meeting in Caracas, about the convenience of signing a memorandum of understanding that establishes a mechanism for consular and immigration consultations, to optimize assistance to citizens from both countries.”

Høeg held various meetings in Caracas, although he did not give details about the meetings, for a better understanding of the country’s economic situation. He thanked the honorary consuls for their work for Danish citizens in Venezuela.

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— Cancillería Venezuela 🇻🇪 (@CancilleriaVE) June 15, 2024

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