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Europe and the reshaped global order / Policy Brief

Brazil and Europe heading towards 2015

02/02/2011 By Susanne Gratius

Under Lula, Brazil and the EU have agreed to become strategic partners. Now, during the presidency of Dilma Rousseff, both parties must deepen and harmonise their bilateral, inter-regional and global relations.

Until 2015, Brazil and the EU should sign a free trade agreement, prioritise renewable energies in their bilateral relations and coordinate positions at the global level. 

 

 

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Keywords

Brazil Civil society EU European Union Latin America & Caribbean

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Bio author: Susanne Gratius

Latin America. Emerging powers. Brazil. Cuba. Venezuela. EU-Latin American relations.