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Venezuela has been making progress in the elaboration of an ambitious work agenda
Instagram Ombudsman's Office

Published at: 02/12/2024 05:54 PM

The Ombudsman, Alfredo Ruiz, arrived in the city of Malabo, capital of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, to fulfill diplomatic commitments to exchange experiences and good practices in the field of Human Rights and to draw up an agenda of cooperation with the African nation, within the framework of the Second Venezuela-Equatorial Guinea Joint Commission .

The information was released by the Office of the Ombudsman, on its account on the social network Instagram, in which it states that Venezuela has been making progress in the elaboration of an ambitious work agenda for the aforementioned event.

“This agenda will make it possible to take significant steps towards greater cooperation in various areas, including gender equality and human rights, at the inauguration of the Second Joint Cooperation Commission between Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea, carried out by the African nation,” he says.

On this occasion, a meeting is planned between the heads of both ombudsmen's offices and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding for the execution of training projects in the field of human rights, between the institutions.

With the signing of this Memorandum, the Venezuelan Ombudsman's Office seeks to promote and promote educational programs, based on solidarity and experience gained in human rights issues in Venezuela.

Through this basic training proposal already implemented in Venezuela and other countries, the officials of the Venezuelan Ombudsman's Office will provide participants with conceptual elements of Human Rights and good practices, in order to strengthen the construction of an emancipatory, critical and alternative culture of human rights.

These programs are aimed at popular communities, institutions, schools, health centers, among other recipients in that African nation, to seek the strengthening of institutions and the general population for the exercise of surveillance, defense and promotion of their rights.

Mazo News Team