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  • Venezuela EN  ( 2 Elemento/s )

    Welcome

    Semana Cultural de Venezuela en Japon 2006

    You are in the official website of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Japan. The Ambassador Seiko Ishikawa and his Team, kindly invite you to discover Venezuela through these pages. With its inmense opportunities and extraordinary Touristic appeal, is a recommended destination for those who look for new experiences in a completely new kind of place. Venezuela is a Paradise on earth which offers in a single visit a wide range of landscapes such as: plains, deserts, jungles and mountains, snow in the andes, The Orinoco river Delta, impressive rivers, caribbean sea, islands, unique beatiful shores, white sand and sun.

    Salto Angel, the highest waterfall of the world in VenezuelaIt's a country plenty of traditions and modernity, where reality mixes with the magic to create a place of extraordinary natural wonders as well as human values, distinguished for its beautiful, simple, passionate for work and kind people.


  • Embassy  ( 7 Elemento/s )

    Bilateral Relations

    Commercial Relations
    Energy Relations
    Technical Cooperation
    Agreements

    The diplomatic relations between the Government of Japan and the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela have been close since its establishment on August 19, 1938. These relations are fundamentally in the area of cooperation, to further consolidate the economic, political and cultural bonds.

    Within the International Cooperation Framework, Japan constitutes a region of strategic importance for Venezuela, particularly in the economic, commercial, scientific, technological, environmental and infrastructure that represent priorities for initiatives to develop joint projects. Therefore it is considered crucial to encourage bilateral relations between Japan and Venezuela in order to achieve enough dynamism, especially in the economic area.

    Considering that Venezuelan Foreign policies are centered upon the creation of a productive model capable of generating self-sustaining development, promoting diversification of products and hence achieving higher levels of competitiveness, Japan represents for Venezuelan government a country that might contribute significantly to Venezuela's Development. By adding value to national raw materials, creating strategic alliances and fostering opportunities, Japan and Venezuela can cooperate further in areas such as cultural exchange and economics allowing Venezuela to achieve its objectives towards development within the Bilateral Cooperation policies.

  • Tourism  ( 2 Elemento/s )