Israeli aid delegation to Venezuela to expand activities

The delegation’s work has drawn significant attention in Venezuela, including from the acting president, senior government officials, and local media.

At the request of the Venezuelan government, Israel’s aid delegation to Venezuela is expanding its activities and will also help develop a national recovery plan for areas devastated by the recent earthquakes.

Alongside the dozens of delegation members operating on the ground, an additional team of about 20 experts is now working from Israel, analyzing information from the field and helping to develop the plan.

The delegation’s work has drawn significant attention in Venezuela, including from the acting president, senior government officials, and local media.

The plan was presented yesterday to Venezuela’s infrastructure minister and is expected to be presented to the acting president in the coming days.

Dozens of delegation members from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the IDF Home Front Command, and the National Emergency Management Authority continue working with local authorities and emergency agencies to map and assess damaged buildings, with the goal of returning them to use and enabling displaced residents to return home.

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