GO FAIR AND FAIR PRINCIPLES: what do they represent for the expansion of data in open Science?

This paper aims to present the FAIR principles and the Global Open FAIR (GO FAIR) initiative, which seeks to disseminate these principles in all countries interested in the application of FAIR (Findable Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data in their information services. It also proposes the dissemination and training of these principles at education and research institutions with the aim of promoting normalization of the data management, ensuring interoperability between them. As a methodological procedure, it uses bibliographic and documentary revision for the theoretical foundation on open science, open access to scientific information and research data, aiming to base the FAIR principles on applications and services of research data management. Highlight the importance of this type of initiative for the worldwide expansion of open research data in open science. In the end, it points to changes necessity in the processes of research in science and technology towards the adoption of these principles.