Mishustin announced Russia's readiness to share technology with Brazil

Russia is ready to share with Brazil its best practices in the development of peaceful atom technologies, the introduction of AI and digital public services. This was stated on February 5 by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, speaking at the VIII meeting of the Russian-Brazilian High-level Commission on Cooperation.

"Russia is ready to share its best practices in such promising areas as the development of peaceful atom technologies, the introduction of artificial intelligence, digital government services and automated solutions in various fields," Mishustin said during the meeting.

The Prime Minister also noted that the changes taking place in the global economy and the spread of modern technologies open up new opportunities for the development of Russian-Brazilian cooperation. In addition, the head of the Russian government said that Russian-Brazilian relations have a "tremendous" potential that has yet to be revealed.

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Russia is also ready to cooperate with the South American country in this area.

On January 14, the press service of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced that Russia would send a high-level delegation to Brasilia to work with the bilateral cooperation commission. Strengthening ties between the two countries in the fields of technology and defense was named among the main goals of the commission.

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