Wow, that's interesting. Oil export has played a huge role in transforming the economy of your country, it does the same for my country. It shifted from being primarily agricultural to one focused on mineral extraction, another very relatable case to my country.

The national budget has seen exponential growth because of it. It's fascinating that the public administration owns all the oil fields and is responsible for their commercialization through the state company PDVSA. I must say we have a lot of similarities.

Remittances from abroad have also become important, especially due to the ongoing economic crisis. Many people have emigrated to find better opportunities and send money back to their families in Venezuela. This has injected foreign currency into the country. The export of precious metals, like gold, is another significant contributor. Private companies must be authorized and certified by the state to engage in mining and sell their production to the relevant state agency. It's great to see how different sectors contribute to your country's foreign exchange reserves.