Brazil and Africa: Historic Relations and Future Opportunities

Marcus Vinicius de Freitas

No 1602, Policy briefs on Economic Trends and Policies from Policy Center for the New South

Abstract: Brazil is in a good position to serve as a bridge to Africa and to reignite more cooperation between both sides of the South Atlantic. Brazil has increased its presence in Africa in recent years in terms of trade, investment, development cooperation, and political alliances with the goal to secure a greater say for the global South in the new world order that has been under construction since the of the Cold War. This has been pursued through financial support and proactive economic diplomacy. A global Brazil requires a robust partnership with Africa.

Date: 2016-02
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