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By being the largest Latin America economy, diversified, and with a high developed industry, Brazil has an attractive domestic and international environment for investments.

Brazil’s GDP is among the ten largest in the world. As a part of the BRIC nations, along with China, India, and Russia, Brazil may be among the top five economies worldwide by 2050.

The political consolidation in a democratic and peaceful environment has grown foreign confidence in the country. This confidence is also strengthened by a more stable and sustainable economy, which has shown improvements in macroeconomic indicators such as inflation control, lower interest rate, steady GDP growth, advancements in the distribution of income, etc.

Brazil’s population is distributed in the fifth largest country in the world, and constitutes the fifth largest consumer market in the planet. It is a multicultural friendly society, with no conflicts.

The country offers excellent infrastructure, with extensive roads, and many ports and airports. It has also an advanced financial and telecommunication systems. Furthermore, the Brazilian executive class is renowned for its entrepreneurship, competence and creativity.

Brazil is an active participant in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the United Nations (UN), and is a gateway to Mercosur and South America. The country has bilateral agreements with several other countries, and is among the twenty-five largest exporting countries worldwide.

Brazil is a major producer of aircraft, consumer goods, energy and minerals, and food. Within the agribusiness sector, it is the largest exporter of coffee, sugar, orange juice, chicken meat, tobacco and alcohol.

For investors, Brazil is also an attractive country by being an open economy that allows remittance of profits.

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