Texas-based oil companies have signed contracts with Venezuela, marking a significant development. Venezuela's oil minister played a key role in this process, visiting to sign the contracts. S.
energy leaders. The visit was focused on formalizing agreements and discussing energy matters with industry leaders. Details of the contracts and discussions are available from the source.
S. energy leaders can be found through additional reporting on the topic.
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