CEBRI Dossiers

Dossier | Brazil-Africa

  • 26 august 2014

This CEBRI Dossier: Africa Edition is the result of an initiative devoted to discuss the Brazil-Africa agenda. For many, those two are seen as natural partners due to their strong historic and cultural ties and similar climate and geological conditions. Because of these shared conditions, Brazilian knowledge and experiences seem to be better adaptable to Africa. Brazil has recently occupied an important position in the international community as one of the world’s strongest economies and is now playing a critical role in helping to redefine the "Global South" in a changing world order. Similarly, Africa is also rapidly changing and growing and Brazil has demonstrated a rising interest in the region, as well as supporting and taking an active role in its development.

This CEBRI Dossier: Africa Edition is the result of an initiative devoted to discuss the Brazil-Africa agenda. For many, those two are seen as natural partners due to their strong historic and cultural ties and similar climate and geological conditions. Because of these shared conditions, Brazilian knowledge and experiences seem to be better adaptable to Africa. Brazil has recently occupied an important position in the international community as one of the world’s strongest economies and is now playing a critical role in helping to redefine the "Global South" in a changing world order. Similarly, Africa is also rapidly changing and growing and Brazil has demonstrated a rising interest in the region, as well as supporting and taking an active role in its development.

Participants in this publication

Beatriz Martins Carreta
Analyst in the International Trade and Investment Area at AON Brazil

Keith Martin
Leader of the International Trade and Investment Area at AON Brazil

Leonardo Paz Neves
Political Scientist and Intelligence Analyst at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV)

Pablo de Rezende Saturnino Braga
PhD Candidate in Political Science at IESP-UERJ

Sophie Crockett-Chaves
CEBRI Project Assistant

Susana Carrillo
Senior Expert at the World Bank - Africa Region

Wilson Lima Júnior
Expert in Industrial Development

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