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New MDIC platform will identify trade opportunities with EU

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Briefings

The MDIC launched two digital platforms on November 10, 2026, to facilitate trade and investment with the EU. The Conecta Brasil-UE platform simplifies the Mercosul-EU agreement into practical guides for SMEs, while the second phase of the Single Window for Investments added investor-specific services like foreign CPF/CNPJ registration and investment tracking. These initiatives, backed by the BID, aim to reduce bureaucracy and boost foreign direct investment, which reached US$85 billion in 2025.

Key points

• The Conecta Brasil-UE platform simplifies the Mercosul-EU agreement into practical guides for SMEs, including tariff schedules and origin rules.
• The Single Window for Investments launched a second phase in March 2026 adding investor-specific services like foreign CPF/CNPJ registration and investment tracking.

Context

Brazil's Conecta Brasil-UE platform simplifies the Mercosul-EU agreement into practical guides for SMEs, including tariff schedules and origin rules. The Single Window for Investments launched a second phase in March 2026 adding investor-specific services like foreign CPF/CNPJ registration and investment tracking.

Limitations

Data sources are limited to MDIC and BID reports; future investment trends remain unmeasured. The third module of the Single Window is planned for 2027, but specific implementation timelines beyond that date are not confirmed.

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