Bolivian President Evo Morales and Brazilian President Michel Temer will meet in Brasilia on October 30 to define energy and integration agreements, confirmed Bolivian Foreign Minister Fernando Huanacuni.
Huanacuni explained that In addition to the agreement to promote the bioceanic integration train that aims to unite the ports of Ilo, in the south of Peru, and Santos, in eastern Brazil, both leaders will address issues related to energy integration, the purchase and sale of electricity and urea produced by Bolivia.
In the case of the bioceanic train, "Brazil is joining in and has already made significant progress. We are now going to sign an agreement in Brasilia," added the foreign minister.
Regarding energy issues, he said that the Brazilian market's demand for gas, urea and electricity opens up possibilities for Bolivia to reach important trade agreements in these areas.
In addition, these countries are will benefit Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay through the construction of a railway from Bolivia to Paraguay to link it with the Paraná Paraguay Hydrobia. "Brazil requires many of these products that we have," concluded the diplomatic authority.
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