Events

Independently or in cooperation with partner organizations, FGV Europe organizes roundtables, seminars, conferences, and workshops. These events bring together public sector company executives, investors, researchers and practitioners from Europe, Africa, Asia and Brazil to present and discuss challenges and solutions to key issues of global and bilateral cooperation.

On a regular basis, experts from FGV lecture at national and international events and participate in meetings with ministries, government organizations, financial institutions and international governance bodies.

27/06/2022 - Online Transmission

Webinar focuses on presidential elections, politics and the economy

The public event will be livestreamed on FGV’s YouTube channel on June 27, at 6 pm.

21/06/2022 - Brasília, Brazil

First OECD-Brazil Forum begins today in Brasília

Brazil is hosting a series of meetings between Latin American countries and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) starting today, June 21, through Friday, June 24

15/06/2022 - Online Transmission

Virtual debate looks at the paths to sustainability

The speakers will discuss the topic and share their points of view about the present situation, challenges and trends in the area of sustainability.

30/05/2022 - Online Transmission

Webinar looks at global tensions and EU-Mercosur trade deal

Mercosur has an important role to play in Brazil’s economic recovery and the trade agreement between the Europeans and South Americans is once again on the global agenda, especially in light of the Russia-Ukraine war.

18/05/2022 - Online Transmission

Webinar addresses strategic documentation for cutting polluting gas emissions

This second edition of the World Energy Transitions Outlook presents a series of initiatives based on available technologies to be undertaken by 2030.

13/05/2022 - Online Transmission

Webinar debates budget processes in Germany and Brazil

The aim of the meeting is to present suggestions for public budget reforms, supporting research on the federal budget process under way at FGV’s Rio de Janeiro Law School.

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