During the Surinamese president’s visit to Brazil, the leaders of the two South American countries signed agreements covering infrastructure, defense, public security, science and technology, social policies, and sustainable development
In a press conference, the Brazilian President said bilateral trade and critical minerals were among the key topics discussed during the meeting at the White House.
The Brazilian president and his Bolivian counterpart, Rodrigo Paz, discussed energy integration, trade, and security, and signed cooperation agreements between the two countries
Presidents call for expanding bilateral trade, currently around USD 2 billion, and strengthening investment between the two countries
The Brazilian President took part in a ceremony for the signing of bilateral acts alongside the President of the Republic of Korea. Both leaders underscored the synergy between the two nations in the cultural sphere and in expanding cooperation across multiple fronts.
Alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva took part in a ceremony for the signing of bilateral acts and underscored the importance of the two nations working together to reform the United Nations and promote peace worldwide
During the State visit by Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, agreements were signed in strategic areas for both countries, including economic, cultural, and technological cooperation
The Chinese representative said his country will step up procedures to recognize Brazil as free of avian influenza and foot-and-mouth disease without vaccination
In his meeting with Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Brazilian President explored opportunities for cooperation in energy transition, science, space observation, technology, and innovation.
In bilateral talks with Sheikh Khaled bin Mohammed bin Zayed al Nahyan, the Brazilian President reaffirmed his commitment to conclude the Mercosur Trade Agreement with the United Arab Emirates by the end of the year
Brazilian President and Abiy Ahmed Ali discuss potential advancements in areas such as agriculture, mining, energy, industry, and the environment
After the Brazilian President’s State visit in April, Brazil exported the first shipment of bovine meat to that Asian nation and initiated the import of Vietnamese tilapia
Brazilian President met with representatives from governments of Guyana, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Barbados on Friday, 13
During a working lunch in Monaco, President Lula and António Costa discussed the Mercosur-EU deal and preparations for COP30 in Belém, Pará
In a statement following a meeting with Emmanuel Macron, Lula said farmers should engage in talks to overcome remaining obstacles to French approval. He also reaffirmed his intent to sign the deal during Brazil’s presidency of Mercosur in the second half of the year
Partnership envisions technology transfer, job generation, social inclusion, strengthening tropical agriculture in Angolan lands
Partnership signed during President Lula’s trip to China will be key to addressing climate change
Brazilian President discussed with the Russian leader the international context of geopolitical challenges and the expansion of foreign trade among nations
Advancing Capricorn Bioceanic Route, linking Brazilian, Chilean ports, was key topic of presidential conversation
During the CELAC Summit in Honduras, the Brazilian leader sought to strengthen ties with the Latin American country
With initiatives to strengthen dialogue, cooperation between both nations, document was signed this Friday (March 28) in Hanoi during Lula’s State visit to Asian country
Brazilian President, Japanese Prime Minister strengthen trade, economic relations; delegations sign ten agreements and 80 cooperation instruments
Lula highlights Japanese impact on Brazilian economy, agriculture, industrialization, culture, as both countries celebrate 130 years of diplomatic relations
Presidents met in Montevideo, Uruguay, where they were about to participate in the MERCOSUR Summit on Friday
Countries signed 37 acts in the fields of agriculture, trade, investment, infrastructure, industry, energy, mining, finance, science and technology, communications, sustainable development, tourism, sports, health, education, and culture
Lula and Keir Starmer discussed the two countries' carbon reduction targets
Lula and Ishiba scheduled a visit by the Brazilian president to Japan in March next year
Lula spoke of his desire to visit India in 2025 — with a delegation from the government, the scientific community, and businesspeople — to expand relations between the two countries in sectors such as energy and pharmaceuticals
President Lula invited President Erdogan for a state visit to Brazil and expressed a desire to visit Türkiye again
