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Brazil, Quebec’s biggest trade partner in South America

Expand your trade horizons in Brazil. Events The speech will be delivered in French and in English.

Registration deadline: May 22, 2019

Summary of the seminar

As one of the five countries covered by the Canadian International Innovation Program (CIIP), Brazil is one of Quebec’s biggest trading partners in Latin America. In 2017, the value of commercial trade in goods between Quebec and Brazil rose to 44.5% of trade in goods between Canada and Brazil. In recent years, Brazil’s trade and investment relationship with Canada has experienced sustained growth.

On May 24, 2019, take part in the seminar on business opportunities in Brazil to learn about the different facets of this country, such as the business culture, the legal and tax framework, and potential business sectors.

A unique opportunity to:

  • Evaluate the potential for developing your business in Brazil;
  • Network with other Quebec companies considering this market;
  • Get advice from experts and companies that are active in this area.

  • Preliminary program

    Prices

    Members Non members
    Ticket(s)
    Ticket(s) $110 * $155 *

    Contact et informations

    By phone:

    514 871-4001

    For more information:

    Amélie Breton
    Advisor, International Market Development
    514 871-4002 #6212
    abreton@ccmm.ca

     

    No reservations, cancellations or refunds after the registration deadline. Participant substitutions are accepted at no extra charge until the event is held. Please note that only substitution notices sent by email at reservations@ccmm.ca will be accepted.

    Location

    Plaza Centre-Ville (édifice EVO)

    777 Robert-Bourassa Boulevard
    Montréal, QC
    H3C 3Z7

    Get directions

    Why Brazil?

    Brazil is the top economy in Latin America and the Caribbean, and is the eighth largest economy in the world. In 2017, commercial trade between Canada and Brazil rose to $6.4 billion.

    Brazil adopted structural reforms to face the economic recession of 2014-2016 and recorded real GDP growth of 1.4% in 2018. Growth perspectives for 2020-2025 are estimated at 2.4%. The service sector represents 72.2% of the GDP.

    A few interesting facts on imports and exports:

    Products imported from Brazil to Quebec: 

    • Refined oil (8.1%)
    • Vehicle parts (3.6%)
    • Packaged medicaments (2,2 %)
    • Integrated circuits (2,2 %)
    • Cars (2,1 %)
    Products exported from Quebec to Brazil: 
    • Products exported from Quebec to Brazil: 
      Newsprint sheets
      (23 %)
    • Turbojets, turboprops and gas turbines (14,2 %)
    • Airplanes, helicopters and other aircraft or spacecraft (7,8 %)
    • Medicines (4,7 %)
    • Airplane, helicopter and other aircraft parts (3,7 %)

    Canada has participated in exploratory discussions with a view to signing a free trade agreement with the Mercosur countries (Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay).

    Business opportunities for Quebec:

    • In 2017, Canadian exports to Brazil rose to CAD 1.7 billion, and Canadian imports from Brazil exceeded CAD 4.7 billion;
    • Canada’s trade and investment relationship with Brazil has seen sustained growth in recent years;
    • Brazil is Quebec’s top South American trade partner and its tenth largest trade partner internationally.

    Who should participate in this seminar?

    Any company that wants to develop its business in Brazil or learn more about this market.

    Companies in the following sectors are especially targeted:

    • Artificial intelligence and ICT
    • Financial technology
    • Aerospace
    • Infrastructure and construction
    • Oil and natural gas
    • Clean technology
    • Life sciences
    • Agriculture
    Official airline:

     

    AIR CANADA

     
    Acclr, through its international trade department, receives financial support from Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions

     
    Affiliated with the World Trade
    Centers Association

    (WTCA)

    Canada Economic Development   World Trade Centers association (WTCA)


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