Caracas:Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodriguez has ordered the removal of administrative restrictions on several websites and media outlets. This decision comes after discussions between the government and various societal sectors.

According to Anadolu Agency, Rodriguez expressed optimism over the progress made in dialogues with government representatives and former lawmakers from the 2015 National Assembly. These discussions occurred within the framework of the Program for Peace and Democratic Coexistence.

A statement from the Communication and Information Ministry emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring that national media serve the public interest and protect the right of Venezuelans to receive truthful and timely information. The Program for Peace and Democratic Coexistence had earlier advised the government to lift restrictions on media domains following consultations with various media sectors and influencers.

The initiative highlighted the importance of promoting better communication, transparency, diversity, and pluralism. It also advocated for measures supporting freedom of expression while maintaining respect and responsibility.

The government has been in talks with representatives of the 2015 National Assembly since August, aiming to address political, economic, and social issues and promote coexistence among Venezuelans. In August, following the initial round of talks, authorities announced the release of dozens of individuals detained in connection with political cases.