Sao Paulo, May 25 -- Brazil is actively working to diversify its trading partners, strategic suppliers and export destinations as global tensions and changing supply chains reshape international commerce, Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira has said.

In an interview with Valor Economico, Vieira emphasised that the President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva-led government is pursuing a broader and more balanced foreign policy without aligning exclusively with major global powers.

According to Vieira, Brazil aims to strengthen relations across multiple regions while supporting a multipolar world order. He stressed that the country does not seek exclusive alliances or limitations in its international engagement, highlighting the government's efforts to...