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Otacílio Soares speaks about "maturity" in relations between Brazil and Portugal
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Otacílio Soares speaks about "maturity" in relations between Brazil and Portugal

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 22:47

Otacílio Soares, president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Luso-Brazilian (CCILB), was present at the official celebrations of the 204th anniversary of Brazil's Independence, which took place on September 7th. The event was held at the Official Residence of the Ambassador of the Federative Republic of Brazil in Portugal, in Lisbon.

The reception was promoted by the ambassador of Brazil in Portugal, Raimundo, responsible for organizing the festivities related to this important Brazilian date. Soares was present among the official guests who attended the celebrations.

During the event, Otacílio Soares spoke about the "maturity" in relations between Brazil and Portugal, highlighting the current state of bilateral ties between the two countries. This position of the CCILB president reflects the view that Luso-Brazilian relations are at a point of consolidated development.

Soares' participation in these official celebrations underscores the role of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Luso-Brazilian as a liaison entity between the economic communities of the two Lusophone countries, reinforcing the importance of trade and institutional relations between Brazil and Portugal.

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