Event will be attended by Lula and will take place from 11:30 am on Wednesday (26) at the Itamaraty Palace, in Brasilia
This Tuesday (26), the President You will have a schedule full of important appointments, starting your activities at the Planalto Palace. At 9am, he meets with the minister of the Secretariat of Social Communication, Sidônio Palmeira, and the Secretary of Press, Laércio Portela. This initial meeting is crucial to aligning government communication strategies. Soon after, at 10:30 am, Lula has a meeting scheduled with Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira to discuss diplomatic and foreign policy issues.
Still in the morning, at 11:30 am, the president goes to the Palace of . There, he participates in the opening of the first Sherpas meeting of the Brazilian presidency of BRICS. This event marks the beginning of a series of discussions aimed at strengthening cooperation between bloc member countries, addressing topics such as global health, climate change, investments, finance and governance of artificial intelligence.
In the afternoon, Lula returns to the Planalto Palace at 3 pm for a meeting with the Special Secretary for Legal Affairs of the Civil House, Marcos Rogério. This meeting is followed by a meeting at 4 pm with the head of the presidency’s personal office, Marco Aurélio, and the chief of staff of the agenda, Osvaldo Malasta. At 5 pm, the president meets the minister of the Civil House, Rui Costa, to discuss administrative issues and internal political.
The agenda of the day ends with a mass at the palace of Alvorada, at 18h, in the intention of the health of Pope Francis. This gesture demonstrates the president’s concern and solidarity with the health of the religious leader. In addition, the meeting at Itamaraty is part of the preparations for the BRICS leaders summit, which will take place in July in Rio de Janeiro. Minister Mauro Vieira emphasized the importance of the expansion of BRICS and the Global South Union around a new vision of global governance. Finally, the meeting of the FGTS-Anniversary withdrawal, which was scheduled for this week, was postponed to March due to ministerial changes.
*With information from Marília Ribeiro
*Report produced with the aid of AI
