Brazil and Peru Create a Group to Intensify Defense Cooperation

December 26, 2012

On December 17, Ministers of Defense from Brazil, Celso Amorim, and Peru, Pedro Cateriano Bellido, announced a new binational work group to study the economic, financial and legal aspects of the purchase and sale of equipment and technological transfer in the area of defense. The announcement was made at the end of the bilateral meeting at the Ministry of Defense head office, in Brasilia.

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Brazil and Peru Create a Group to Intensify Defense Cooperation

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