平特五不中

Jorge Muniz de Souza Mortean (University of Sao Paolo)

Brazil鈥檚 expanding influence in the Indian Ocean mirrors the historical pathways once navigated by Portuguese explorers. As Portugal鈥檚 colonial legacy fades, Brazil now emerges as a bridge between continents, fostering economic ties, cultural exchange, and diplomatic collaboration. The Lusophone connection鈥攕hared language, traditions, and historical bonds鈥攑ositions Brazil strategically. By leveraging this heritage, Brazil can lead South-South cooperation, and as a rising global player, Brazil鈥檚 new engagement intersects with trade routes, security dynamics, and cultural exchanges. This seminar explores Brazil鈥檚 strategic interests, historical ties, and potential collaborations in the Indian Ocean, emphasizing the importance of fostering partnerships among Southern nations.

Light refreshments served.