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U.S. President Donald Trump met with the CEOs of Chevron and ExxonMobil to align on Venezuela strategy as the country's oil exports hit a seven-year high in March. This diplomatic engagement coincides with reports that European majors Shell and BP are actively seeking licenses to invest in Venezuelan oil and natural gas projects. The industry is witnessing a significant resurgence, with billions of dollars in oil deals being finalized as resource management transitions under U.S. oversight. These developments mark a shift from high-level discussions to concrete industrial outcomes and large-scale capital deployment. Analysts suggest that the return of major players and record export volumes could significantly stabilize global energy supply chains. Washington’s focus remains on securing these strategic investments while navigating the complex geopolitical landscape in Caracas.
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