Brazil, Japan and the United States launch Trilateral Dialogue

The three countries will intensify policy coordination on regional issues, seek shared economic prosperity and strengthen democratic governance.

Minister Ernesto Araújo participated in the event in which the pillars of JUSBE were identified - Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Nov 14, Brasilia: Representatives from Brazil, Japan and the United States met to launch the Brazil-USA-Japan Trilateral Dialogue (JUSBE). In the wake of the traditional ties they maintain, based on shared values ​​such as freedom, human rights, democracy and the rule of law, the three nations aim for a free and open international order, where countries thrive side by side as sovereign and independent states.

Also, read- Joint Statement on the Japan-U.S.-Brazil Exchange

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ernesto Araújo, participated in the event, which took place on Tuesday (10), in which three pillars were identified as fundamentals of JUSBE: intensified policy coordination on regional issues; the pursuit of shared economic prosperity; and strengthening democratic governance.

Considering that JUSBE is a partnership-oriented to obtaining results, several concrete actions were discussed within these three pillars.

Also, read- Joint Statement on the Japan-U.S.-Brazil Exchange

The three countries also affirmed their commitment to ensuring a communications network ecosystem that is safe, reliable and vibrant, as well as to develop a common approach to the use of transparent, secure 5G networks based on free and fair competition and the primacy of the in line with national legislation, priorities in the formulation of international policies and obligations.

“It is essential that the world re-organize itself around the axis of freedom. These three great democracies will have a central role ”, says the minister.

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