On Thursday, the Venezuelan government expressed its readiness to work with Colombian authorities on security matters, strengthen the exchange of information, and coordinate necessary actions, according to an official statement.
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The administration noted that existing protocols are available to facilitate this coordination. It also reaffirmed its commitment to border and regional security, the fight against transnational organized crime, and bilateral cooperation based on respect for sovereignty and shared responsibility.
“Venezuela reaffirms its commitment to border and regional security, the fight against transnational organized crime, and the strengthening of bilateral cooperation, based on mutual respect, national sovereignty, and shared responsibility for preserving peace and stability in the region,” the statement reads.
Venezuela expresa plena disposición a ejercer las coordinaciones necesarias con Colombia en materia de seguridad (+Comunicado) https://t.co/MNPflbKRlf pic.twitter.com/3aZGuZ1OSn
— PSUV (@PartidoPSUV) November 12, 2026
The text reads, “Venezuela expresses full readiness to carry out the necessary coordination with Colombia on security matters (+Statement)”
This proposal complements the high-level working groups established in March at the Miraflores Palace under the framework of Peace Diplomacy. During those meetings, ministers from both countries coordinated strategies for their 2,200-kilometer shared border, following the rescheduling of presidential-level meetings due to unforeseen circumstances.
In February, Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, met with Colombia’s then-Minister of Mines and Energy to address issues of common interest. According to the provided text, both countries proposed strengthening their diplomatic, border, and economic relations.
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