Cooperation among Global South countries offers opportunities to share knowledge, technologies, experiences, and solutions adapted to the realities of developing countries. Brazil, African countries, and partners from other regions can contribute to an agenda based on mutual benefit, solidarity, and shared development.
The session will discuss new models of technical cooperation, trade, investment, and financing, with a focus on concrete, long-term results. It will also address ways to articulate South-South initiatives with multilateral organizations, international financial institutions, and private partners.
- In what ways has political-diplomatic coordination among Global South countries concretely contributed to building a new international financial architecture?
- What examples of economic innovation originating from the Global South have generated new opportunities for international cooperation, particularly with regard to international payment systems?
- What South-South financing and technical cooperation mechanisms, such as the BRICS+ New Development Bank, have proven most effective in enabling infrastructure and sustainable development projects, and how can these mechanisms be strengthened and expanded through partnerships with multilateral institutions and the private sector?