The US Energy Secretary Chris Wright oversees the signing of oil and energy deals between Venezuela and major energy companies Chevron, Italy’s ENI and GE Vernova, worth “tens of billions of dollars,” in Caracas. Wright says the agreements involve billions in investment and finalise the arrangements during his trip.
The outlets describe the same core event: Wright’s presence at the signing ceremony alongside Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez, and the participation of the three firms. Free Malaysia Today characterises the package as Trump’s “biggest” oil deal in Venezuela, framing it as a high-profile outcome, while France 24 presents it more neutrally as deals overseen by the US and signed during the visit. Both reports cite Wright’s comments on the overall value of the agreements and the identities of the companies involved.
