"Like large companies, CEBRI also has embassies and consulates from various countries among its members, such as Switzerland, Mexico, Norway, the United Kingdom, and China. This means that Goiás, now a CEBRI Institutional Member, will have privileged and direct access to all these partners. It's a strategic partnership that opens significant doors for Goiás on the international stage, and we're going to take advantage of this, initially, on topics such as artificial intelligence and sustainable development."

"At CEBRI, we engage in conversations that help us outline future scenarios, integrating the views of private companies and public bodies to support planning for public policies in different areas. The information provided by CEBRI and the knowledge of their specialists complement the analysis carried out by our teams.”

"Becoming CEBRI's member, Syngenta joins a wide network of stakeholders, experts and advisors who are dedicated to influencing the formulation of public policies focused on the greater incorporation of the Brazil agenda in the world and the production and dissemination of high-quality for national development."

"This historic achievement for Goiás reinforces our leading role in Brazil and on the global stage. Being connected to such an influential network allows us to broaden our horizons, attract strategic investments and foster innovations that will directly benefit our population."

The Energy Transition Program exemplifies one of the main benefits of being a member of CEBRI: developing continuous and cross-cutting initiatives that, with the support of companies from different economic segments, result in broad conclusions in line with the real demands and challenges facing Brazilian society.”

CEBRI promotes dialogue between various sectors of society and has produced, for 25 years, high-quality content on foreign policy and Brazil’s international engagement.”

For Microsoft, CEBRI does a critical job in discussing Brazil’s challenges in a hyper-connected world. The discussions on sustainability and cybersecurity convened by CEBRI contribute significantly to our common learning journey.”

In 2022, about 75% of CEBRI’s projects were developed with the support of member companies. This demonstrates how our partners seek to engage and trust our work as the country’s leading international relations think tank.”