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First Day of the Prime Minister’s Visit to Brazil
Friday, August 1, 2014
Photograph of the Japan-Brazil Summit Meeting
Photograph of the Prime Minister exchanging views with members of the Brazilian business community
Photograph of the Prime Minister conversing with Japanese-Brazilian National Congress members and government officials
Photograph of the Prime Minister attending the gathering for “gratitude for football” (1)
Photograph of the Prime Minister attending the gathering for “gratitude for football” (2)
Photograph of Prime Minister and Mrs. Abe attending the welcome ceremony
Photograph of the Prime Minister attending the ceremony to announce the signing of a memorandum and other documents
Photograph of the joint press announcement
Photograph of the Prime Minister exchanging views with members of the Japan-Brazil Wise Men Group
Photograph of the Prime Minister conversing with representatives of a delegation of Japanese-Brazilians (1)
Photograph of the Prime Minister conversing with representatives of a delegation of Japanese-Brazilians (2)
On August 1 (local time), Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited the Federative Republic of Brazil.
The Prime Minister first exchanged views with members of the Brazilian business community, before conversing with Japanese-Brazilian National Congress members and government officials. The Prime Minister then attended a gathering for “gratitude for football,” which was held to express gratitude to Brazilians who have helped develop football in Japan. Following that, Prime Minister Abe attended a welcome ceremony at the Presidential Palace. The Prime Minister then held talks with H.E. Ms. Dilma Vana Rousseff, President of the Federative Republic of Brazil, before holding a ceremony to announce the signing of a memorandum and other documents and a joint press announcement. Afterwards Prime Minister Abe exchanged views with members of the Japan-Brazil Wise Men Group.
The Prime Minister then attended a luncheon hosted by President Rousseff, and conversed with representatives of a delegation of Japanese-Brazilians.
