Associate Professor at University of Sao Paulo, Feliciano de Sa Guimaraes: "We seek for order in which our voices are better heard, more heard than before"
About this episode
Feliciano de Sa Guimaraes discusses the role of BRICS in the global economy and the implications for Brazil and Russia's bilateral relations.
BRICS' share of global gross domestic product at purchasing power parity has reached 40 per cent. Experts say this figure reflects fundamental shifts in the structure of the world economy, with developing countries becoming the main drivers of production, trade and investment. What steps should member states of the group take to further boost these indicators? How does cooperation within the group affect bilateral ties between Russia and Brazil? Feliciano de Sa Guimaraes, Associate Professor at the Institute of International Relations of the University of Sao Paulo, shared his insights on this topic in our BRICSterview. TV BRICS reporter: Leonid Samuna
People in this episode
Host: Leonid Samuna
Guest: Feliciano de Sa Guimaraes
Topics covered
- global economy
- BRICS
- international relations
- trade
- investment
- bilateral ties
Keywords
- BRICS
- global GDP
- international relations
- trade
- investment
- Brazil
- Russia
- Feliciano de Sa Guimaraes
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: University of Sao Paulo, BRICS
Places: Brazil, Russia
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