Saudi Exports Organizes Saudi Trade Mission to Brazil

   São Paulo, July 14, 2025, SPA -- The Saudi Export Development Authority (Saudi Exports) is set to launch the Saudi trade mission to the Federative Republic of Brazil on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, in São Paulo. The mission includes participation from the Saudi EXIM Bank and 20 prominent national companies across key strategic sectors such as building materials, food, packaging, ICT, logistics, professional services, and other value-added industries.
   The initiative seeks to unlock trade opportunities by linking Saudi exporters with Brazilian importers, thus facilitating the expansion of Saudi goods and services in the Brazilian and broader South American markets. The mission will feature bilateral business matching meetings between Saudi and Brazilian companies, expected to result in the signing of export agreements and strategic partnerships. It will also include field visits to explore prospects for direct cooperation and integration of Saudi products into current and upcoming projects.
   Brazil represents a promising market for Saudi exports, with non-oil exports to the country totaling approximately SAR17 billion between 2020 and 2024. These exports have largely consisted of plastics and related products, chemical goods, and metal-based products, underscoring the strong trade foundation and significant growth potential between the two nations.
   -- SPA