Who are the heads of state who confirmed their presence at Lula’s inauguration ceremony?

The president is elected Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
( PT
) already has 19 confirmed heads of state in opening ceremony
on January 1, 2023, at Brasilia
. In addition, there will be about 65 delegations, including heads of government, vice presidents, foreign ministers, special envoys and representatives of international organizations at the conference. Itamaraty
During the event that would formalize the government Batista
. The figure is already a record compared to the previous property.

Find out who the 19 confirmed heads of state are:

• King of Spain – Philip VI
• Germany – Frank-Walter Steinmeier
• Angola – Joao Lourenco
• Argentina – Alberto Fernandez
• Bolivia – Louis Ars
• Cape Verde – Jose Maria Neves
• Chile – Gabriel Boric
• Colombia – Gustavo Petro
• Ecuador – Guillermo Lasso
• Guyana – Irfan Ali
• Guinea-Bissau – Umaru Sissoko Embalo
• Honduras: Xiomara Castro
• Paraguay – Mario Abdo Benitez
• Peru – Dina Bollwart
• Portugal – Marcelo Rebelo de Souza
• Suriname – Chan Santokhi
• East Timor – Jose Ramos Horta
• Togo – Fur Gnassingbe
• Uruguay – Luis Alberto Lacalle Poe

Some authorities who will not be present will send other people to represent them, as is the case with the President of Mexico, Manuel López Obrador, who will send the First Lady, Beatriz Gutierrez Mueller. The vice presidents of China, Cuba, El Salvador and Panama also confirmed their attendance.

The event, according to Ambassador Fernando Igreja, in charge of the opening ceremony, is the largest with high-level foreign authorities since the Olympic Games in 2016, and will also feature the heads of government of the Republic of Guinea, Mali, Morocco and Sao Paulo. Paolo, Vincent and the Grenadines. The ceremony will also be attended by the deputy prime ministers of Azerbaijan and Ukraine, the heads of the Council of the Russian Federation (equivalent to the Senate), the National People’s Assembly of Algeria, the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran, the Senate and the National Assembly. Dominican Republic, the Assembly of the Republic of Mozambique, the Senate of Jamaica and Equatorial Guinea and the National Parliament of Serbia.

In addition, 11 advisers (Turkey, Costa Rica, PNA, Guatemala, Gabon, Zimbabwe, Haiti, Nicaragua, South Africa, Cameroon and Saudi Arabia) and 16 special envoys have been confirmed, including the European Union, Japan and France. The United States, the United Kingdom and the United Nations.

According to organizer Fernando Igreja, the presence of the authorities at the Workers’ Party ceremony is the response to Brazil’s return to the international arena, in addition to demonstrating the importance these countries attach to the inauguration of the elected president.

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