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Burgum, who also heads the U.S. National Energy Dominance Council, arrived in the South American country earlier on Wednesday ‌with more than two dozen U.S. mining and minerals ‌companies, which he said could represent billions in investment and thousands of high-paying jobs for Venezuela.