FGV Europe at the Paris Peace Forum 2025
On October 30th, Cesar Cunha Campos, Director-General of FGV Europe, took part in the roundtable “Reshuffling of the World Order: What Role for the Middle Powers?” during the Paris Peace Forum 2025 — an inspiring platform that brings together leaders, policymakers, and thinkers committed to collective solutions for global governance and new coalitions for Peace.
In his contribution, Cesar Cunha Campos addressed Brazil’s role as a founding member of BRICS, a group often seen as the main expression of non-Western aspirations for a rebalanced world order. He explored how Brazil seeks to shape its relations with the United States while encouraging BRICS to evolve toward a more inclusive and cooperative global architecture.
He also highlighted the challenges and opportunities of navigating internal differences among BRICS founding members — notably China and Russia — emphasizing the importance of strategic balance and dialogue in advancing Brazil’s independent foreign policy and promoting a multipolar, rules-based international order.
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