The Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) is an independent think tank that contributes to building Brazil’s international agenda. For over twenty years, the institution has been dedicated to promoting pluralistic and purposeful dialogues on the international perspective and Brazilian foreign policy.
ABOUT CEBRI
TO THINK
TO DIALOGUE
TO DISSEMINATE
TO INFLUENCE
#2 Think Tank in Central and South America
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Minister of Environment (1993-1994) and Minister of Finance (1994)
"The two major problems that are most affecting humanity at this moment are: the pandemic, with immediate impact and climate change in the medium term. Both issues can only be addressed globally via the United Nations"
Professor and Deputy Dean of the School of International Relations at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV)
"The bilateral relationship between the US and Brazil brings tremendous opportunities for both countries. The more ambitious the initiatives, the more presidential leadership will be required on both sides in order for this relationship to take off."
Director at CINDES and Partner at EcoStrat Consultants
"In today's world and in years to come, it makes no sense to have plurilateral economic and trade agreements without China. If China is left out, plurilateral agreements can have high costs for those involved"
Rubens Ricupero
Matias Spektor
Pedro da Motta Veiga
