The voice of the Amazonian peoples in regional legislative integration.
An international body uniting deputies and senators from 8 countries for the preservation and sustainable development of the world’s largest tropical rainforest.
What We Offer
International Cooperation
Articulation of joint laws and legislative actions among the 8 sovereign nations of the Amazon territory.
Sustainable Development
Promotion of the bioeconomy, protection of the rich biodiversity, and assurance of global climate security.
Defense of Rights
Safeguarding native peoples, traditional communities, and preserving their cultures.
Security and Governance
Strengthening the fight against cross-border crimes, illegal deforestation, and wildfires in the region.
Parliamentarians who live and understand the local reality
Parlamaz is composed of representatives democratically elected by popular vote. Since most of them are native to the Amazon itself, they bring an authentic narrative focused on the actual daily problems of the rainforest populations.
Emphasis on the current political process of institutionalization and legal officialization with the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO).
Why is Parlamaz Essential?
8 Member Countries
Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, and Venezuela.
Founded in 1989
A solid history of debates born in the Congress of Peru.
7 Million km² Protected
Legislative focus on the largest river basin and rainforest on the planet.
+43 Million Inhabitants
The region is home to a vast population that requires integrated public policies and a sustainable bioeconomy.