Brazil’s government plans to mobilize more than 250 billion reais ($48.4 billion) in sustainable investments throughout President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s current four-year term, according to former international affairs secretary Tatiana Rosito. The year 2026 is set to concentrate on solidifying ongoing efforts and fostering financial instruments showcased during Brazil’s leadership in the G20, BRICS, and COP30. Rosito emphasized the government’s commitment to yielding results and attracting capital instead of introducing new policies. Brazil’s recent initiatives have bolstered its reputation as a global player, transitioning from mere statements to tangible actions, as highlighted by Rosito.