The diplomat recalled that BRICS national security advisers have been meeting regularly since 2009, thanks to the creation of two working groups on counter-terrorism and information technologies.
"Brazil has already submitted to these groups its concrete proposals on providing more opportunities to specialized agencies," Amorim told reporters in Brasilia.
Brazil assumed the rotating BRICS presidency on January 1. The meeting of BRICS foreign ministers took place in Rio de Janeiro on April 28-29. This year’s BRICS summit will also be held in Rio de Janeiro on July 6-7.
