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A country's areas of strategic interest are defined by its values, principles, and expectations. In this context, unprecedented opportunities are emerging for two key Atlantic States—Brazil and Morocco—to forge a mutually beneficial partnership. This premise underscores the deep-rooted social and geohistorical connections between both sides of the Atlantic. Recognizing this potential suggests that building stronger Atlantic bonds could advance shared interests, grounded in an evolving South-South cooperation framework.
This environment opens up possibilities for multisectoral cooperation between Brazil and Morocco, positioning the Atlantic as a (geo)political arena for meaningful and promising dialogue. As a result, these two pivotal nations have the opportunity to work together in advancing a collaborative and proactive agenda, with the potential to benefit the entire Atlantic Community.
To this end, the book aims to provide critical reflections across a range of areas, including defense and security, finance and trade, infrastructure, agriculture and food security, clean energy and climate change, social issues, the blue economy, and more. Contributions from renowned scholars will present actionable alternatives to enhance and maximize the strategic partnership between Brazil and Morocco.
