In June 2025, a delegation of leaders from the Alto Juruá / Yurúa / Alto Tamaya Transboundary Commission traveled to Lima, Peru, to present their work and strengthen cooperation for the protection of the Amazon region. Over the course of a week, they held eighteen meetings with national agencies, non-governmental organizations, international governance institutions, and media outlets.

The Transboundary Commission held its 9th official meeting in Sawawo, Peru — the largest since its creation. Leaders from thirteen Indigenous peoples from the border areas between Peru and Brazil took part. The meeting focused on strengthening alliances and building shared strategies for a collective, prosperous, and sustainable future. This initiative reaffirms the commitment to advancing a unified front in defense of the environment and their shared territories.

In April 2025, leaders of the Transboundary Commission traveled to Brasília, Brazil, for a series of meetings with government representatives and partner institutions. The discussions centered on strengthening cross-border coordination, environmental protection, and the recognition of Indigenous leadership in decision-making spaces.