The reform seeks to consolidate the principles established in 2002, reinforcing state control over strategic resources and incorporating modern tools to revitalize the industry. The National Assembly of Venezuela unanimously approved the Draft Reform to the Organic Hydrocarbons Law in its second reading, following an intense debate and in the presence of special guests and oil sector workers. RELATED:Venezuelan Parliament Approves Hydrocarbons Law Reform in First ReadingThis debate was led by the First Vice President of Parliament, Pedro Infante, and involved the active participation of the public and workers from the state-owned oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA). The legislators then submitted each article of the draft bill to discussion and debate. #ENVIVO | Presidente de la Asamblea Nacional de #Venezuela 🇻🇪, Jorge Rodríguez: "Felicito al pueblo de Venezuela, solo cosas buenas vendrán"→ https://t.co/ROUUUfjBZh pic.twitter.com/DgDS1N39Qj — teleSUR TV (@teleSURtv) January 29, 2026Following the unanimous approval of the draft bill, Rodríguez stated that, consequently, the Organic Law for the Reform of the Organic Law of [unclear] was enacted for history, the future, and our children.