A Chinese hospital ship has docked in Venezuela, the vicinity for the next week it's going to provide loose properly being care to local patients.
Venezuela's Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino López, went to the port of La Guaira to welcome the Chinese crew.
He said that the Peace Ark's cross to was agreed via skill of President Nicolás Maduro during a cross to to Beijing last week.
Venezuela agreed at the time to increase its exports of oil to China, it truly is one in each of its major creditors
Venezuela's monetary crisis has led to severe shortages of food and medicines and the collapse of public services.
The opposition says the presence of a Chinese hospital ship in Venezuela shows the quantity of the humanitarian crisis.
'True diplomacy'
Mr Padrino López thanked China for the gesture of friendship and said that both countries would possibly benefit.
"It is a pleasure to have this ship in Venezuela, which has arrived proper here after travelling to more than 40 countries" he said.
"This is how true diplomacy is done: with concrete cooperation actions," more Mr Padrino López.
The Venezuelan government blames an international boycott led via skill of the United States for Venezuela's monetary crisis.
On Friday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo promised to unveil "in the coming days" a series of actions towards "Venezuelan leadership folks".
President Donald Trump has previously recognized as President Maduro a dictator and accused his government of illegally detaining, beating up and killing opposition activists.
Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the country over the past year, as the crisis worsened.
According to United Nations figures, 2.3 million people left Venezuela amongst 2014 and June 2018.
Mr Maduro travelled to China last week, in search of help to help rebuild the economy.
He said he had signed 28 trade and investment provides with China.
Venezuela said it would possibly increase oil exports to one million barrels a day.
The five hundred countries also agreed to invest $5bn (£3.8bn) to help rebuild Venezuela's ailing oil industry.
But there was no public statement from Beijing saying it had agreed to provide new money to Mr Maduro's government.