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
University of Pennsylvania’s Think
Tanks and Civil Societies Program 2020
Global Go To Think Tank Index Report
Thematic Programs
Event Audience
Social media followers
Members
Special Secretary for Strategic Affairs of the Presidency of the Republic (2016-2018), Ph.D. in International Relations from Lancaster University (United Kingdom) and International Advisory Board Member at CEBRI
"We must, as soon as possible, overcome the 'diplomatic recession' relationship between Brazil and Argentina in order to resolve what is truly relevant to our societies"
Foreign Minister (1992/2001-2003) and Minister of Development, Industry and Trade (1999)
"In the 21st century, the intensification of changes in the international scenario, the impact of centrifugal forces, the displacement of the economic vitality from the Atlantic to the Pacific, the new role of emerging economies, and scientific and technological innovations provided a multipolarity, which compromised the multilateralism cooperation diplomacy"
Minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (2003-2007) and Member of the Wise Group Brazil-Japan
"A sector that has become a pillar of the Brazilian economy and mainly of exports, is agribusiness. This represents more production, more jobs and a boost in the economy of the country's interior"
Hussein Kalout
Celso Lafer
Luiz Fernando Furlan
