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Defense Ministers of Chile and Brazil sign cyber defense cooperation agreement

By Latin America News · November 4, 2021 · 1 min read

RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZIL – The agreement is part of the two countries’ commitment to advance in matters such as the signing of a declaration of intent on cyber defense cooperation during the 2+2 meeting held in 2018.

During his talk, Defense Minister Baldo Prokurica said that cooperation with Brazil is of great political and also strategic relevance. It is hoped that this cooperation will continue to advance and strengthen through permanent working arrangements.

Brazil and Chile signed an agreement on cooperation in cyber defense. (Photo internet reproduction)

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On the other hand, he said that he hopes to continue advancing in strategic areas of contribution such as cyber defense, among others.

Finally, Minister Prokurica said that the signing of the agreement contributes to a closer cooperation between the two countries, as well as promoting a safe and reliable international cyberspace.

Defense Ministers of Chile and Brazil sign cyber defense cooperation agreement

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