The President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, announced on Sunday that he will not attend the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia. In his statement, he explained that the reason for this decision is problems related to bureaucratic formalities and documents. Instead, Lula da Silva will travel to Kazan the following week, after the summit, where he will meet with the delegation of his country.
During his speech, Lula da Silva expressed his respect for Russia and underscored the importance of Brazil's participation in the BRICS summit. He also expressed confidence that his delegation will successfully represent the country's interests at the summit.
"Despite the inconveniences caused by bureaucratic issues, I am confident that our delegation will handle the assigned tasks," noted the President of Brazil.
This decision by Lula da Silva was prompted by the need to resolve internal issues and bureaucratic formalities before participating in the BRICS summit. The summit, which will take place in Kazan, will be an important event for the participating countries and will be dedicated to various aspects of cooperation among them.
