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Brazil’s G20 role in shaping the digital transformation

Luanna Roncaratti, deputy secretary of digital government at Brazil's Management and Innovation Ministry. Photo: Marcelo Camargo/Agência Brasil

Brazil’s presidency of the G20 has begun in earnest, with the country expecting to hold some 100 meetings throughout the year in different parts of the country.

Besides Brazil’s priority issues such as poverty, sustainable development, and global governance, 2024 will...

Bruna Santos

Bruna Santos is the director of the Wilson Center's Brazil Institute. Before joining the institute, she served as vice president and innovation director at the National School of Public Administration in Brazil (Enap), the leading school of government in the country.

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