On November 20, O GLOBO newspaper, Valor Econômico, and CBN radio organized the event "What to Expect After the G20?" to analyze the achievements and challenges faced by Brazil's presidency throughout the year and discuss the next steps. The second panel, titled "Under Brazil's Presidency: Was the Rio Summit Ambitious? How Can Nations Move from Commitments to Transformative Actions," featured José Pio Borges, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of CEBRI, Ambassador Marcos Caramuru, International Advisor to CEBRI, and was moderated by Flávia Barbosa, Executive Editor of O GLOBO. 

During the event, the experts discussed the outcomes of Brazil's leadership at the G20 and its potential impact in 2025, when Brazil will host COP30 and the BRICS summit, in a scenario marked by uncertainty regarding the rise of the elected U.S. President, Donald Trump. Ambassador Caramuru addressed the potential effects of Trump's second term on international politics and the global economy. In the Ambassador’s view, "the reflection of this will be a complete revolution in global trade and investment flows. Politically, there will increasingly be a trend of new groups of countries forming, with new alliances everywhere." José Pio Borges, in turn, observed that, although Trump was not present at the summit, his influence was evident, and highlighted Brazil's growing role in international negotiations, especially with its presidency of BRICS starting January 1.

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