October 28, in São Paulo

The fundamentals of macroeconomic variables, the longevity of government fiscal plans and regulatory framework, the consistency of the tax system, ongoing reforms, and the country’s competitive advantages.

Brazil is already a global leader in clean energy, with over 80% of its electricity matrix based on renewable sources. In 2024, the Brazilian government launched the “National Energy Transition Policy,” expected to attract R$ 2 trillion in green economy investments over the next decade. This panel will explore the multi-faceted approaches needed to accelerate the country’s sustainable energy transition, focusing on innovative strategies, public policies, and investments to drive Brazil’s ecological transformation.

Brazil places food security at the center of its international agenda, reflected in its leadership roles at the G20 in 2024 and COP30 in 2025. The country is the second-largest exporter of agricultural products worldwide, having developed a tropical agriculture model that significantly increased production with minimal land expansion. This panel will explore how foreign investments can support Brazil’s efforts to address global food security challenges, focusing on strategies to improve food systems and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

Innovation and sustainability are at the core of Brazil’s new industrial policy. Programs such as “Nova Indústria Brasil” encourage research and technology development while promoting social and environmental responsibility. This panel will highlight the paths Brazil can take to modernize its industrial sector, integrating sustainable practices and technologies. The discussion will focus on how innovation can bring about environmental, social, and economic benefits, with key examples from sectors like automotive, pulp and paper, which are advancing sustainability through cutting-edge technologies.

Brazil faces the challenge of increasing infrastructure investments sustainably. With a projected need of R$ 3.7 trillion in the next decade, the country is focusing on projects related to energy efficiency, decarbonization, urban transport, and sanitation, among others. The “Novo PAC” program is expected to attract R$ 1.7 trillion in investments. This panel will explore the fundamental role of infrastructure in Brazil’s economic integration and growth, discussing current infrastructure challenges, investment opportunities, and how foreign investment can drive sustainable development.

In 2023, Brazil ranked as the 5th largest recipient of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) globally, attracting US$ 66 billion, with continued growth in 2024. Strengthened by macroeconomic stability and reforms like tax reform and the “Nova Indústria Brasil,” the country is positioning itself as a prime investment destination. This panel will feature insights from financial leaders on Brazil’s investment landscape, offering foreign investors guidance on navigating opportunities and managing risks while focusing on the country’s green transformation goals.In 2023, Brazil ranked as the 5th largest recipient of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) globally, attracting US$ 66 billion, with continued growth in 2024. Strengthened by macroeconomic stability and reforms like tax reform and the “Nova Indústria Brasil,” the country is positioning itself as a prime investment destination. This panel will feature insights from financial leaders on Brazil’s investment landscape, offering foreign investors guidance on navigating opportunities and managing risks while focusing on the country’s green transformation goals.