Join Now the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum by ApexBrasil - Registrations Open!

Join Now the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum by ApexBrasil – Registrations Open!

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Published on 03/07/2024 at 22:14

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Registrations Open Until July 5 for the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum by ApexBrasil, Which Will Discuss Bilateral Trade, Productive Chains, and Energy Partnerships.

Registrations are open until July 5 for the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum promoted by ApexBrasil. This important event will address crucial topics such as bilateral trade, productive chains, and partnerships in the energy sector. The Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum aims to strengthen commercial relations between the two countries, promoting the economic development of both nations.

Businesspeople and representatives from public institutions are invited to participate in this significant business meeting. During the Forum, strategies will be discussed to enhance the integration of productive chains and explore new opportunities for energy cooperation. This event is an excellent opportunity to expand your network and identify new collaboration possibilities between Bolivian and Brazilian companies. Don’t miss this crucial opportunity for engagement and collective development.

Registrations and Topics of the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum

Partnerships in the energy sector, productive chains for critical minerals, and sustainability in agriculture and extractivism will be some of the topics addressed at the event. Registrations for the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum are now open until July 5, led by the Brazilian Agency for the Promotion of Exports and Investments (ApexBrasil). This important business meeting will take place on July 9, on a Tuesday, in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, during the official visit of the President of the Republic, Luís Inácio Lula da Silva, to the neighboring country. President Lula is expected to participate in the closing of the symposium, along with the President of Bolivia, Luis Alberto Arce.

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Highlighted Topics at the Symposium

The Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum will discuss fundamental topics for bilateral trade between these two countries, in addition to providing spaces for connections and business between Brazilian and Bolivian entrepreneurs. Among the panel topics, an analysis of partnerships in the energy sector, productive chains of critical minerals, innovation, and sustainability in agriculture and extractivism is planned.

‘Bilateral trade with Bolivia has decreased in recent years, and it is essential that we recover this space,’ said ApexBrasil President Jorge Viana. ‘Furthermore, our goal is to strengthen both commercial relations and diplomatic and political ties with our Bolivian neighbors. A strategic partnership we can explore is the Brazil nut chain, which is a vital product for the exports of both countries.’

Sustainable Development and the Brazil Nut Chain

According to Viana, it is feasible to make this productive chain more competitive, promoting sustainable development in the region. He emphasized the importance of this point during the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum. Alongside him will be the Brazilian ambassador to Bolivia, Luís Henrique Sobreira Lopes; the executive secretary of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce, and Services (MDIC), Márcio Elias Rosa; and the Presidents of Brazil and Bolivia, Luís Inácio Lula da Silva and Luis Alberto Arce.

In addition to these prominent figures, other Brazilian and Bolivian authorities will also participate in the event. Public institutions and companies of any size and export maturity stage are welcome at the Forum. Registrations can be made through this link until July 5, and the complete program will be sent soon to confirmed participants. It is worth mentioning that spots are limited.

Bilateral Trade and Business Opportunities

Business with Bolivia will also be on the agenda. Brazil is the main destination for Bolivian exports and the second-largest supplier to the country, trailing only China, with a 16.6% market share in Bolivia. The volume of bilateral trade between the two nations is around US$ 3.3 billion. According to a recent study by ApexBrasil, there are over 1,000 business opportunities for Brazilian products in the Bolivian market, in sectors such as fuels, machinery and equipment, manufactured goods, and chemicals.

Click here to access the complete study from the Agency and learn more details about these business opportunities. The Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum is an excellent opportunity for entrepreneurs aiming for internationalization and seeking to explore potential energy partnerships and productive chains. The event promises to be a milestone for commercial and diplomatic relations between Brazil and Bolivia, facilitating the identification of new business opportunities and boosting bilateral trade.

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Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum
When: July 9
Where: Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Registrations: click here

Source: Ricardo Miranda Filho

Join Now the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum by ApexBrasil – Registrations Open!

Registrations Open Until July 5 for the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum by ApexBrasil, Which Will Discuss Bilateral Trade, Productive Chains, and Energy Partnerships.

Registrations and Topics of the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum

Highlighted Topics at the Symposium

Sustainable Development and the Brazil Nut Chain

Bilateral Trade and Business Opportunities

Service Information

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Join Now the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum by ApexBrasil – Registrations Open!

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Registrations and Topics of the Bolivia-Brazil Business Forum

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