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About us

Pour Le Brésil

Pour Le Brésil is a student initiative officially recognized by the administration and student community of Sciences Po Paris, a non-profit association registered with the City of Paris and an initiative in cooperation with UNESCO.

It is led by students and former students of Sciences Po Paris and aims to promote debates, prepare reports and facilitate exchange grants.

 

Aiming for fair and inclusive sustainable development in Brazil, it builds dialogues with different groups in society on how to overcome the country's main political, economic and social challenges.

Pour Le Bresil is an initiative in cooperation with UNESCO

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Where?

Sciences Po

Sciences Po is a prestigious grande-école at the heart of Paris. It was founded in 1872 to promote a new class of French politicians. Sciences Po's overarching mission today is to educate the future leaders in both the public and the private sectors.

Many heads of state and government officials studied at Sciences Po, including the French president Emmanuel Macron, and former presidents such as François Hollande, François Mitterrand, Jacques Chirac and Georges Pompidou. Sciences Po’s alumni also include former prime-ministers from France, Canada, Luxembourg and UN Secretary General Boutros-Ghali, together with other heads of international organisations and large companies.

WHO SPOKE AT SCIENCES PO?

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INTERNATIONAL RANKING

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In 2022, Sciences Po was ranked as third best university for Politics in the world by the QS World University Rankings.

In this ranking, Sciences Po is positioned just behind Harvard and Oxford and is the first University in Europe in this discipline.

 

The Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) attracts the brightest worldwide, having a population of 1500 students representing over 110 countries.

 

In such a diverse environment, Pour Le Brésil represents a tremendous effort to raise international awareness over Brazil's main challenges, but most importantly, its future.

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