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In an exclusive interview, Celso Amorim, Chief Advisor of the Special Advisory Office of the President of the Republic and former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, shares his insight on the creation of BRICS, its impact on international relations, and how it continues to be an important point of global influence, especially in times of major political and economic changes in the world stage. Throughout the interview, Amorim outlines the original goals of BRICS and strategies to strengthen cooperation between member countries. He also discusses Brazil's role in this process and the future perspectives.

At the 1st BRICS Sherpas' Meeting, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, and the Brazilian ambassador and sherpa, Mauricio Lyrio, share the importance of cooperation among Global South countries in various areas.

In a press conference, the Secretary of Commerce and International Relations of MAPA, Luis Rua, shares what was discussed during the two days of the 1st Meeting of the BRICS Agriculture Working Group.

In the series Voices of BRICS, Ambassador Mauricio Lyrio, Brazil's sherpa in the BRICS, explains Brazil's foreign policy, discusses the member countries, and highlights the main challenges.

In a press conference at the end of the second day of the 1st BRICS Sherpas' Meeting, the Brazilian ambassador and sherpa, Mauricio Lyrio, shares the main topics discussed in the sessions, such as health cooperation, climate change, and artificial intelligence.

In a press conference, Maíra Lacerda, head of the Special Advisory for International Affairs at the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE), shares what was discussed at the 2nd Meeting of the BRICS Employment Working Group.

In a press conference, the Special Advisor to the Minister of Mines and Energy, Mariana Espécie, and the director of the Energy Department at Itamaraty, João Marcos Paes Leme, share the key points discussed during the two days of meetings of the BRICS Energy Working Group.

The grouping made up of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, as well as other new members - Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Iran and Indonesia - represents one of the main forums for political-diplomatic coordination between the countries of the Global South, with a focus on cooperation in various areas. Promoting debates on inclusive global governance, artificial intelligence and financing to combat climate change, among others, Brasil assumes the presidency of BRICS in 2025.

In a press conference, the National Secretary for Civil Protection and Defense, Wolnei Wolff, and the National Secretary for Peripheries, Guilherme Simões, share what was discussed during the two days of the 1st Meeting of the Working Group on Disaster Risk Reduction.