President of the TCU Meets with Ambassadors from Denmark, Switzerland, and the Netherlands
The meeting held on September 17 reinforced international cooperation between Brazil and European countries in the fields of trade, investment, and strategic partnerships
By Secom / Serint
On September 17, the President of the Brazilian Federal Court of Accounts (TCU), Minister Vital do Rêgo, welcomed the ambassadors of Denmark, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The purpose of the meeting was to strengthen diplomatic and trade relations between Brazil and the European countries, and to discuss opportunities for international cooperation and sustainable development.
During the meeting, the representatives highlighted their interest in maintaining an open dialogue on investments, trade agreements, and regulatory advances. ¿Brazil has been making headlines in Europe not only for political matters, but also because of strong commercial interest. There is very positive anticipation surrounding the ratification of the free trade agreement with the European Union, which could open new opportunities for investment and partnerships,¿ said the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Aldrik Gierveld.
Swiss Ambassador Hanspeter Mock stressed that ¿this is a very important moment in the relation between Europe and Brazil, especially in view of the recent progress in the free trade agreement and the emerging economic partnerships.¿
Danish Ambassador Eva Bisgaard Pedersen also emphasized the need to expand technical cooperation and the exchange of experiences. ¿Our countries share common goals of sustainable development and innovation. We have much to learn from one another to create more efficient and inclusive solutions¿, she stated.
Minister Vital do Rêgo underscored the importance of diplomatic dialogue for the country¿s development. ¿I have a very close connection with Brazilian diplomacy, as I served as a senator and a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee. We want to maintain this close dialogue, strengthening commercial, cultural, and institutional ties,¿ said the President of the TCU.
In closing, the participants highlighted the importance of continuing the agenda of technical cooperation and investment, aligning expectations and perspectives between Brazil and Europe for the coming years.