The Brazilian Army takes a bold step onto the global stage with the new International Relations Plan, which prioritizes cooperation, military exchange and strengthening of international alliances. With PRIEB, the Army projects a stronger and more strategic presence, ensuring greater security and diplomatic integration for Brazil.
In a strategic move that promises to increase Brazil's presence on the global stage, the Brazilian Army has implemented an unprecedented and ambitious initiative for its international relations.
The new International Relations Plan of the Exército brasileiro (PRIEB) was officially approved by Ordinance C Ex No. 2.372 on November 7, 2024.
PRIEB consolidates a set of guidelines and goals for military cooperation and exchange, signaling a new era for diplomacy and Brazilian military presence beyond national borders.
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This innovative step is not limited to military exchanges. It integrates Brazil's defense and foreign policy priorities and aligns with the Guidelines for Army Activities in the International Area (DAEBAI), which establishes the principles of legality, commitment to international partners and coordination with the Ministry of Defense.
With this plan, the Brazilian Army seeks to promote greater integration with foreign armies, strengthen diplomatic ties and consolidate regional trust., especially in South America.
PRIEB structure and its objectives
The PRIEB, reviewed every two years by the Army General Staff (EME), defines specific strategies and goals for the international operations of the Brazilian Army.
Among the central goals of the plan is the strengthening of diplomatic and military relations, with a focus on countries that already have diplomatic ties with Brazil..
Only these countries will be able to receive Brazilian military missions, reinforcing the criteria of trust and transparency in operations.
DAEBAI, the strategic document that formed the basis for PRIEB, establishes the principles for the Army's international actions, including respect for international commitments, legality of actions and alignment with Brazilian Foreign Policy (PEB).
These guidelines are essential to ensure that the Army acts in accordance with Brazilian diplomacy, promoting military cooperation that also contributes to national security interests.
Military diplomacy: a new focus of action
One of the main points of PRIEB is the strengthening of military diplomacy. Through mechanisms such as Military Diplomatic Representation and Military Exchange, the Brazilian Army intends to expand its operations beyond Brazil, promoting trust and regional cooperation.
Among the instruments of this diplomacy are sending military missions to other countries, carrying out high-level visits between military leaders and participating in cooperation forums, such as the Conference of American Armies (CEA).
These instruments aim not only to exchange knowledge, but also to strengthen relations of trust between Brazil and other countries, with an emphasis on South America.
According to experts, participation in multilateral forums and joint training is an efficient way to consolidate Brazil's presence and strengthen the network of allies on the continent.
According to PRIEB, exercises military and bilateral conferences are important tools for creating a basis of trust between nations, a fundamental factor for ensuring regional peace and security.
Impact of new guidelines
With the creation of PRIEB, the Army hopes to improve the quality and effectiveness of its operations abroad, building on the learning gained during previous missions.
The dissemination of lessons learned in international operations allows for the continuous improvement of Brazilian military strategies, increasing the level of preparation of troops to act in different scenarios and conditions.
According to the Army Command, PRIEB will be available on the Army intranet, enabling access to information and promoting transparency.
This measure reflects the commitment of the Exército brasileiro with the coordination and alignment of its actions abroad, respecting both national values and the defense policies established by the Brazilian government.
Expectations and next steps
With PRIEB in force, the Brazilian Army intensifies its presence in the international arena, reinforcing strategic partnerships and demonstrating its willingness for dialogue and global military cooperation.
This effort also highlights Brazil's role in building a collective security scenario, with the aim of ensuring peace and stability, not only regionally, but at a global level.
According to the Ministry of Defense, the biannual review of the plan will ensure its continuous adaptation to challenges and changes in the international scenario, keeping the Army aligned with the best cooperation and defense practices.
Only EXPENSES for the poor taxpayer!
Totally against it, they should become the national guard at most, even then.
In exchange for what? For what? That the Amazon rainforest is being destroyed by land grabbers, gold miners, smugglers and drug trafficking gangs.