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Ex-BRICS bank boss: Mercosur-EU matter of which lobbies will win

The free-trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur — the trade alliance grouping Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay — is “a good and well-balanced deal that shouldn’t be reopened for negotiations,” Marcos Troyjo, a career diplomat who recently served as president of the New Development Bank (also known as the BRICS bank), said on Wednesday.

His remarks were made during the Brazil Summit in New York City, an event hosted by the Financial Times and of which The Brazilian Report is a supporting partner. 

Mr. Troyjo, who served as deputy minister of foreign trade and international affairs during the former Jair Bolsonaro administration and participated in the negotiations around the deal, said its framework “is about standards [for the role of government in public procurement, environmental rules, among other things] and not import quotas.” 

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Dilma Rousseff é eleita presidente do Banco do Brics com salário de cerca de R$ 220 mil por mês

Cerimônia de posse ocorrerá durante viagem de Lula à China A ex-presidente da República Dilma Rousseff foi eleita nesta sexta-feira (24) presidente do Novo Banco de Desenvolvimento (NDB na sigla em inglês), também conhecido como Banco do Brics. Ela substitui Marcos Troyjo, ex-secretário especial do antigo Ministério da Economia, que ocupava o posto desde julho de 2020.A ex-presidente terá…

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RS Notícias: Marcos Troyjo deixa presidência do Banco dos BRICS e abre caminho para ex-presidente Dilma Rousseff (PT)

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Vladimir Putin chaired a meeting of the BRICS heads of state and government, held via videoconference

President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro, President of Russia Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, President of China Xi Jinping and President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa exchanged views on the state and prospects of their five-sided cooperation, summed up the results of Russia’s Chairmanship of BRICS in 2020, discussed the most relevant issues on the international agenda, and compared notes in regard to the upcoming G20 summit to be held on November 21–22.

During the meeting, the leaders of the BRICS states heard reports from speakers who have been overseeing the work on each track of the association’s activity. Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolai Patrushev spoke about cooperation in the coronavirus pandemic response, in combating terrorism and cybercrime. President of the New Development Bank Marcos Troyjo cited the financial institution’s performance data and plans for next year. President of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Sergei Katyrin spoke about the Business Council events, while Chairman of VEB.RF Igor Shuvalov covered the BRICS Interbank Cooperation Mechanism. The report by Chair of the Board of Directors of Global Rus Trade Anna Nesterova addressed the establishment of the BRICS Women’s Business Alliance.

As a result of the consultations, the sides adopted the Moscow Declaration, which reflects the five states’ consolidated approach to the further development of the association, as well as the Strategy for the BRICS Economic Partnership until 2025 and the BRICS Anti-Terrorism Strategy.

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President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Colleagues, friends, good afternoon.

I am happy to see you all and to welcome you at this summit.

Prime Minister Modi, Chairman Xi Jinping, President Ramaphosa, President Bolsonaro,

It is a pleasure to have this meeting with you today within the BRICS framework.

Before we get down to work, I would like to extend my birthday greetings to the President of the Republic of South Africa, Mr Ramaphosa, and wish him good health and every success in his endeavours in the interests of the friendly people of South Africa.

Friends,

The topic chosen for today’s meeting is quite broad and covers matters that deal with expanding the strategic partnership between the BRICS countries for the sake of global stability and security, as well as fostering innovative growth of our economies. As usual, we will also discuss current international and regional matters in view of the upcoming G20 Summit, which is to take place very soon, on November 21 and 22. We will compare notes on the key aspects of the G20 agenda.

If there are no objections, colleagues, I would like to declare the 12th BRICS Summit open.

In keeping with the established procedure, allow me to be the first speaker at this meeting as the head of the state that has the current BRICS Chairmanship.

Friends, I would like to once again sincerely welcome you all and express my satisfaction with the fact that during the Russian Chairmanship the BRICS countries have proactively expanded their cooperation with one another in all the key areas, including politics, the economy and humanitarian affairs, despite the special conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

We have held 130 events, including some 25 ministerial meetings. Unfortunately, but naturally in this situation, many of them had to take place online.

Of course, our current priority is to coordinate collective BRICS measures to combat the pandemic, improve collaboration between our epidemiological services and protect the lives and health of our citizens.

By the way, the subject of medical cooperation is nothing new for BRICS. In this context, we are in a better situation, relatively speaking, than some other countries. Let me remind you that the Ufa Declaration we adopted five years ago included an agreement to work together to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, including – I would like to emphasise this – novel coronaviruses. Pursuant to that agreement, the BRICS countries created an early warning system for infectious disease outbreaks, which we could use during the COVID-19 pandemic. The BRICS countries promptly responded to the disease outbreak and took practical measures to combat the pandemic.

I would like to point out that the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) has signed agreements with our Indian and Brazilian partners on clinical tests of the Sputnik V vaccine and with pharmaceutical companies in China and India on the production of this vaccine not only for our own use, but also for third countries.

I believe that this is very important. There are Russian vaccines, and they are effective and safe. The next task is to launch their large-scale production. This is not a problem, but it is a matter facing us now. Of course, it is very important to join forces for the large-scale manufacturing of this product for the general public.

Incidentally, we have registered a second coronavirus vaccine in Russia, EpiVacCorona, and the third one is in the works. As I have already mentioned, we are ready to cooperate with our BRICS partners in their manufacturing and use.

We also believe it important to accelerate the establishment of the BRICS Vaccine Research and Development Centre, as we agreed at the Johannesburg summit two years ago at the initiative of our South African friends.

This year the pandemic forced each of our countries to take emergency measures to support national industries, finance and the social sphere, to revive their economies and return them to a trajectory of sustainable growth. This is the goal of the Strategy for BRICS Economic Partnership for the period until 2025, prepared for this summit.

The New Development Bank is in great demand in the current situation. The Bank has reserved $10 billion to combat the pandemic, while its overall portfolio of investment projects now exceeds $20 billion. As many as 62 large projects are already being implemented in the BRICS countries. Incidentally, a regional branch of the bank will soon open in Moscow to implement lending programmes across the Eurasian space.

I would also like to remind you that the BRICS countries have a special insurance tool in case of a crisis in the financial markets: the BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement, with a $100 billion fund.

The BRICS Interbank Cooperation Mechanism is important in the parties’ cooperation on credit and investment policy; this year, they have agreed on the rules and principles of responsible financing of development institutions within its framework.

The five countries are enhancing cooperation in science, technology, and innovation. The BRICS Network University is up and running; the parties have held the BRICSMATH competition for schoolchildren this year, along with contests for young scientists and innovators and their research projects.

Intensive contacts have been underway between our academic and scientific centres. Their coverage is truly impressive – from ocean and polar research to astronomy and artificial intelligence. Experts from the five countries carry out joint energy research: reports have been prepared on the projected development of the fuel and energy sectors in the BRICS countries until 2040.

The parties continue exchanges on the cultural and humanitarian tracks. The BRICS Film Festival was held online, as we agreed earlier, colleagues. The first ever meeting of ministers of sport was held, and resulted in a Memorandum of cooperation in physical culture and sport. The dialogue between the authorities responsible for tourism in our countries has been launched.

Colleagues, we are still facing a challenging global and regional security environment. International terrorism and drug trafficking continue to pose serious threats, and cybercrime has greatly expanded its reach.

We are witnessing dangerous destabilising trends in the Middle East and North Africa. The armed conflicts in Libya and Yemen are continuing. There is still a lot to be done to bring about a political settlement in Syria, and the risks of escalation persist in Iraq, Lebanon, Afghanistan, and in the Persian Gulf.

Furthermore, as you know, the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict entered an acute phase in September. Russia went to great lengths to help stop the hostilities between our two friendly states and incite them to come to a compromise. Our mediation efforts paved the way to the November 9 agreement on a complete ceasefire and the deployment of a Russian peacekeeping force in Nagorno-Karabakh. All these provisions are set forth in the trilateral statement signed by the presidents of Russia and Azerbaijan, and the Prime Minister of Armenia.

Importantly, the parties have been complying with these agreements. Hostilities have stopped, and the situation is getting back to normal. This lays the groundwork for a lasting and comprehensive settlement that would be fair and would serve the interests of the peoples of both Armenia and Azerbaijan.

It is highly satisfying that the BRICS countries have been closely coordinating their efforts on current international and regional matters. A policy document, the BRICS Counter-Terrorism Strategy, has been drafted for this summit. The BRICS countries are expanding their cooperation on combating drug trafficking and corruption, as well as on international information security.

The BRICS High Representatives on National Security, heads of foreign ministries and our respective missions to the UN maintain regular contacts.

In the year of the 75th anniversary of Victory over Nazism in World War II, the BRICS countries have unanimously condemned the glorification of the Nazis and their henchmen and the attempts to revise the outcome of the war and to revive the ideology of aggression and intolerance.

Our countries consistently advocate constructive relations with other states, integration entities and international organisations, including in the proven BRICS Plus and BRICS Outreach formats. In our common opinion, this interaction should continue to build on the principles of respect for the UN Charter and the fundamental rules of international law such as sovereign equality of states, non-interference in internal affairs and peaceful settlement of disputes.

Colleagues, in connection with the G20 summit in Saudi Arabia on November 21–22, I would like to note that the BRICS countries’ approaches on most of the G20 agenda items are close or overlap. This concerns reforming key global institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organisation and the World Health Organisation.

With the BRICS countries’ direct contribution, a comprehensive package of G20 measures to overcome the impact of the pandemic has been put together. The main focus is on restoring global value chains and the openness of international trade. Russia’s initiative on the so-called green corridors free from wars and sanctions, primarily with regard to humanitarian supplies of food and medicine, is envisioned along the same lines.

Colleagues, in closing I would like to stress once again: Russia will always give priority attention to expanding cooperation between the BRICS states and strengthening our association’s positions in the international arena.

I would like to thank you for your friendly support and well-coordinated and effective interaction this year.

Thank you.

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Marcos Troyho é eleito para substituir indiano na presidência do Banco de Desenvolvimento do Brics

Marcos Troyho é eleito para substituir indiano na presidência do Banco de Desenvolvimento do Brics

Brasília – O Conselho de Governadores do Novo Banco de Desenvolvimento (NDB, na sigla em inglês) elegeu, por unanimidade, em reunião realizada hoje (27), o brasileiro Marcos Troyjo, atual secretário especial de Comércio Exterior e Assuntos Internacionais do Ministério da Economia, para a presidência da instituição pelos próximos cinco anos.

Troyjo sucederá o indiano Kundapur Vaman Kamath,…

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Inteligência Competitiva: Fórum Indústria 4.0 da Amcham – São Paulo, Canal das Empresas

Inteligência Competitiva: Fórum Indústria 4.0 da Amcham – São Paulo, Canal das Empresas

Entrevistas com CEO da Amcham Brasil, Deborah Vieitas e com o diplomata, economista, Marcos Troyjo, da Columbia University (EUA), durante o Fórum Indústria 4.0: A era da manufatura avançada, da Amcham – São Paulo.

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BRICS-led New Development Bank to set up regional office in India

BRICS-led New Development Bank to set up regional office in India

NEW DELHI: New Development Bank (NDB), established by the BRICS group of emerging economies, said on Friday (May 20) it would set up a regional office in India for funding and monitoring infrastructure projects in that country and Bangladesh. “The Indian Regional Office will be instrumental in enhancing NDB’s engagement with borrowers and stakeholders,” NDB President Marcos Troyjo said in a…

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Brazilian BRICS boss to step down, Dilma Rousseff to take over

The New Development Bank (NDB), also known as the “BRICS bank,” announced that it has “initiated a process of leadership transition.” President Marco Troyjo will step down by March 24 and should be replaced by former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff — who has been put forward for the position by the Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva government, which will have the right to make the nomination.

A career diplomat who served as foreign trade undersecretary during the Jair Bolsonaro administration, Mr. Troyjo was selected to lead the BRICS bank in 2020. If confirmed as his successor, Ms. Rousseff should serve the remainder of Brazil’s rotating mandate as head of the bank, which expires in July 2025.

Replacing Mr. Troyjo with Ms. Rousseff or another candidate is part of a larger strategy by Lula to inject more money into infrastructure projects and credit expansion, as well as to rehabilitate Ms. Rousseff’s image in Brazil. 

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NDB/Troyjo: Brasil pode ter de R$ 35 bi a R$ 40 bi aprovados de 2022 a 2026

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O presidente do Novo Banco de Desenvolvimento, Marcos Troyjo, afirmou nesta quarta-feira, 10, que o banco já aprovou R$ 28 bilhões em projetos para o Brasil desde sua criação, dos quais R$ 13 bilhões foram direcionados a projetos de desenvolvimento sustentável. E este montante pode aumentar.

"O Brasil pode ter de R$ 35 bilhões a R$ 40 bilhões aprovados de 2022 a 2026", disse ele, durante painel da COP-26 com a presença de autoridades brasileiras. Segundo ele, desde sua criação, o NDB (sigla em inglês para o nome do banco) tem um estoque de R$ 170 bilhões em projetos aprovados.

O presidente do Banco do Brasil (SA:BBAS3), Fausto de Andrade Ribeiro, disse que, para que os recursos dos projetos cheguem a quem precisa deles, é necessário desburocratizar as etapas de concessão. "Se não tivermos bases de dados integradas, continuaremos navegando em um mundo de documentos e papéis sem a velocidade necessária", disse.

Segundo Ribeiro, a redução das burocracias é necessária tanto em questões ambientais quanto nas questões cartoriais envolvidas na concessão de crédito. De acordo com ele, há uma forte demanda reprimida por financiamento em setores como o agronegócio, que pode ser atendida pelos recursos.

"Os Estados Unidos têm duas vezes a sua produção em (capacidade de) armazéns e silos. Não temos nem a metade disso", destacou o presidente do BB.

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Jornal Folha de Goiás - Presidente do banco do Brics fala em "novo capítulo da globalização"

Jornal Folha de Goiás – Presidente do banco do Brics fala em “novo capítulo da globalização”

O presidente do Novo Banco de Desenvolvimento (NDB), Marcos Troyjo, entidade criada no âmbito do Brics – grupo formado por África do Sul, Brasil, China, Índia e Rússia –, disse  durante audiência no Senado, que o momento atual representa “um novo capítulo da globalização” que favorecerá significativamente países emergentes, em especial o Brasil, por meio do agronegócio e dos financiamentos em…

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Presidente do banco do Brics fala em "novo capítulo da globalização"

Presidente do banco do Brics fala em “novo capítulo da globalização”

Marcos Troyjo participou de audiência pública em comissão do Senado – Agência Brasil – O presidente do Novo Banco de Desenvolvimento (NDB), Marcos Troyjo, entidade criada no âmbito do Brics – grupo formado por África do Sul, Brasil, China, Índia e Rússia –, disse hoje (16), durante audiência no Senado, que o momento atual representa “um novo capítulo da globalização” que favorecerá…

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BRICS’s New Development Bank: Bangladesh interested in membership

BRICS’s New Development Bank: Bangladesh interested in membership

Bangladesh today expressed its interest in becoming a member of the New Development Bank (NDB) established by BRICS, an informal group of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The proposal was made at a virtual meeting following discussion with NDB President Marcos Troyjo, according to a press release from Finance ministry. At the meeting, the NDB president promised to consider…

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Marcos Troyjo na Firjan: “não existe milagre econômico sem forte aposta no comércio exterior”

Marcos Troyjo na Firjan: “não existe milagre econômico sem forte aposta no comércio exterior”

Rio de Janeiro – Quais fatores determinam o alto desempenho econômico de um país, levando-o a uma trajetória fora de série? Com essa reflexão, Marcos Troyjo, secretário especial de Comércio Exterior e Assuntos Internacionais do Ministério da Economia, participou da reunião do Conselho Empresarial de Relações Internacionais, realizada emno último dia 6 de dezembro, na Casa Firjan.

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