In a significant move to bolster bilateral cooperation, Cuba and Brazil are set to convene a High-Level Meeting on Social Protection, Food Sovereignty, and Food and Nutritional Security Policies. The two-day event, taking place today and tomorrow, serves as a strategic platform for political dialogue and the exchange of experiences between the two nations. The meeting underscores Cuba’s commitment to leveraging international projects to manage financial, technological, and material resources effectively, aiming to enhance the country’s productive capacities, boost food production, and reduce reliance on imports. Brazil is poised to play a pivotal role as a key ally in these endeavors. The gathering will feature senior government representatives from both countries, who will deliberate on a range of critical issues, including national social protection systems, food and nutritional sovereignty, and the strengthening of agri-food systems with a focus on family farming and sustainable consumption. This initiative is part of broader efforts to foster South-South cooperation and build synergies that benefit both nations.