The 1975 Brazil–West Germany nuclear agreement, officially known as the "Agreement for Cooperation in the Peaceful Applications of Nuclear Energy," was a significant bilateral agreement established between Brazil and West Germany. This agreement was a part of Brazil's efforts to develop its nuclear capabilities during a period marked by military rule and aspirations for modernization and technological advancement. Under this agreement, West Germany agreed to provide Brazil with nuclear technology and materials for peaceful purposes, such as energy production.
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