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On his first international trip as President of the Republic, Jair Bolsonaro will make his debut at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
The President embarks on the night of this Sunday (20) to participate in the traditional meeting, which brings together world leaders, politicians, bankers and investors every year.
At the forum created in 1971, world leaders will discuss creating a common global, regional and industrial economic agenda. The theme of this year's meeting is "Globalization 4.0: Building a Global Architecture in the Fourth Industrial Revolution".
Bolsonaro will remain in Davos until Thursday (24), date of his return to Brazil. He will speak on Tuesday (22) during the plenary session of the forum, during which the authorities of different countries and investors will be listening to the speech of the new President of Brazil.
According to the report G1 Bolsonaro will defend democracy and approve reforms. The president will also note that the country is open to private investment. Bolsonaro will meet investors and heads of state or government.
The debate on how to solve the crisis in Venezuela will also be on the agenda of the Bolsonaro crossing by Davos in Bolsonaro, with the possession of Nicolás Maduro for a new presidential term in the face of the protests of the community international.
With Sunday's trip, Bolsonaro will join the list of Brazil's presidents attending the World Economic Forum.
Read below a summary of contributions by Michel Temer, Dilma Rousseff, Lula and Fernando Henrique in Davos.
In his speech, Temer focused on lowering economic indicators, such as inflation and interest rates, but he focused on the discourse on the social security reform, which the government had wanted to approve at the time and then abandoned.
"Our next step is to restore social security, a task to which we are very attached." The Brazilian people are increasingly aware that the current system is unfair and unsustainable. We will fight day and night for the vote in Congress. Approving the proposal that is there, "he said.
Dilma Roussef f went to Davos only once in 2014. The president said the hasty badumption was that "emerging countries would lose momentum with the end of the global financial crisis, because of the "c investment apacity and expansion of consumption "of these countries. nations.
Dilma also said that monetary stability was a "fundamental value" of Brazil and reinforced its determination to control inflation.
"Although developed economies are clearly showing signs of recovery, emerging economies will continue to play a strategic role." […] The thesis is that after the crisis, emerging economies will be less dynamic.
 / s.glbimg.com/jo/g1/f/original/2011/04/08/lula5.jpg "L'ancien président Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva à discours prononcé lors de l'édition 2003 du Forum économique mondial à Davos, en Suisse - Photo: Ricardo Stuckert / PR")
Former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva addresses the World Economic Forum from Davos, Switzerland, 2003 – Photo: Ricardo Stuckert / PR
Lula – 2003, 2005 and 2007
- 2003 – Like Bolsonaro, Lula made his debut in Davos the first month of his tenure. The then President had participated in the 2003 edition of the forum, when he had called for a pact for peace and against hunger. On this occasion, Lula proposed the creation of an international fund to fight against poverty and hunger in third world countries, financed by resources from richer countries. "I propose the creation of an international fund to fight against misery and hunger in third world countries, made up of G7 countries and stimulated by big international investors.It is because the way to building a fairer world is long and hunger can not wait. "
- 2005 – Under the first term, Lula was in Davos for the second time. The president defended greater participation of Brazil and other countries in the United Nations (UN). Lula defended Brazil's presence on the institution's Security Council. The president also presented a review of the achievements of his government, focusing on actions to fight against hunger. For Lula, it was possible to combine fiscal commitment and social policy. "We have made the decision to allow Brazil to develop for 10, 15 or 20 years without any adventure.We prove that it is possible to have a strong fiscal policy and at the same time a strong social policy
- 2007 – In the third and last visit to Davos, already in the second term of the president, Lula presented the social achievements of the first presidential term and declared that the leaders of the south Americans should stop traveling the world "crying misery" of the continent.The President also said that Brazil would advance investments in infrastructure to create the conditions for economic growth and invited businessmen to visit the country. "There is no reason for Brazil to not grow," he said.
Fernando Henrique – 1998 [1 9659032] Fernando Henrique was once in Davos, in the Edition of 1998, still in the first term. The president countered critics who cited Brazil as one of the vulnerable countries in the current Asian crisis.
Fernando Henrique called the critics "palpiteiros" and countered the predictions that considered the "pessimists" of the Brazilian economy. He also mentioned that the country encourages private investment in infrastructure.
"We still hear what we say about Asia a few months ago, and we see that it is information of people who do not live in these countries, in this information," he said. he declared at the time.
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