[Disclosure of the content of Trump’s meeting with Venezuela’s acting president. Trump emphasized that Venezuela must eventually hold elections] On September 24, U.S. President Trump met with Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodriguez for the first time during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The two sides talked for about 15 minutes. Trump emphasized at the meeting that oil supplies and bilateral relations should be maintained, and made it clear that Venezuela "eventually must hold elections," but did not request a specific election date. Rodriguez later told the United Nations General Assembly that Venezuela "will hold elections" and said the government had launched political dialogue with the opposition. U.S. officials said that Washington hopes that the electoral process will first complete the reform of the Supreme Court and the National Election Commission before announcing the election date; it also believes that Venezuela’s approximately US$300 billion in sovereign debt needs to be restructured first. As for the election time, U.S. officials said that 2027 or 2028 is still under discussion and no decision has been made yet.