US EditionLula da Silva and António Costa want to resume Brazil-EU summits this year
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Last Wednesday (15), President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva called António Costa, the new president of the European Council, to discuss strengthening relations between Brazil and the European Council. During the call, Lula expressed his desire to hold a meeting in Brasilia in the first half of this year. The intention is to follow the example of the good relationship that Brazil maintains with Portugal, thus expanding diplomatic and economic ties w…
RÍO DE JANEIRO (Sputnik) – Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva spoke via telephone on 15 January with the President of the European Council, António Costa, to congratulate him on taking office and insisting on the need for the entry into force of the trade agreement negotiated by the EU and Mercosur.
The President of Brazil and the president of the European Council agreed to resume this year the summit between Brazil and the European Union, which has not taken place in 11 years, they revealed today after a telephone conversation. The president of the European Council, António Costa, commented in a message on a social network about the conversation he had with the Brazilian leader and wrote that “in this multipolar world, closer cooperation …
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva had a telephone conversation with European Council President Antonio Costa. The Brazilian government announced in a statement that the two leaders agreed to resume the summit between Brazil and the EU in the first half of the year, after an eleven-year hiatus. The summit will also be attended by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. During the conversation, Lula stressed tha…
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