To Attract Investments and Generate Jobs, São Paulo Government Strengthens Ties With Companies From The United States

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 14/04/2025 at 22:35

Parceria entre o Governo de São Paulo e empresas dos Estados Unidos visa inovação, cooperação internacional e desenvolvimento econômico. Imagem: Marcelo S. Camargo/Governo de São Paulo

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Partnership Between The Government Of São Paulo And Companies From The United States Aims At Innovation, International Cooperation And Economic Development.

The Government Of São Paulo Reaffirmed Its Commitment To The Internationalization Of The Economy When It Welcomed A Delegation Of Representatives From Companies In The United States At The Palácio Dos Bandeirantes On Tuesday, April 8.

The Meeting, Led By Vice Governor Felicio Ramuth (PSD), Focused On Strengthening Partnerships With The International Private Sector And Had The Support Of InvestSP, The State’s Investment Promotion Agency.

International Partnerships: Government Of São Paulo Draws Attention From Giants In The United States

During The Meeting, The Vice Governor Highlighted That The Government Of São Paulo Is Open To Dialogue And Cooperation With Foreign Companies, Especially Those From The United States.

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SP Looks For Opportunities With North American Companies

North American Companies In The Technology, Pharmaceutical, And Biotechnology Sectors, Such As Veea Systems, Brains Bioceutical, And Organon, Took Part In The Mission.

The Representatives Of These Companies Met With Members Of InvestSP And Strategic Institutions Of The Government Of São Paulo, Such As The Instituto Butantan And State Universities, Identifying Opportunities For Collaboration In Areas Of Mutual Interest.

Based In New York Since 2021, InvestSP’s International Office Has Played A Key Role In Bridging The Government Of São Paulo With The Market Of The United States.

This Link Has Been Essential To Facilitate Access For American Companies To The Business Environment In São Paulo.

United States Establish Themselves As São Paulo’s Main Partner

The United States Is Currently The State’s Main Trading Partner.

In 2023 Alone, Direct American Investments In Brazil Reached US$ 357.8 Billion, With Over 1,130 Companies From The United States Operating In São Paulo, Generating More Than 150,000 Jobs.

The Government Of São Paulo Accounts For Over 20% Of All Bilateral Trade Between The Two Countries.

This Coordination Reinforces The Role Of The Government Of São Paulo As A Hub For Innovation And Business And Consolidates The United States As A Strategic Ally In The Economic And Social Development Of The State.

To Attract Investments and Generate Jobs, São Paulo Government Strengthens Ties With Companies From The United States

Partnership Between The Government Of São Paulo And Companies From The United States Aims At Innovation, International Cooperation And Economic Development.

International Partnerships: Government Of São Paulo Draws Attention From Giants In The United States

SP Looks For Opportunities With North American Companies

United States Establish Themselves As São Paulo’s Main Partner

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