Brazil 2030: Fostering growth, resilience and productivity

As one of the world's ten largest economies, Brazil possesses vast potential. However, it faces persistent challenges within the volatile context of an economy still in development. Businesses must navigate a shifting global landscape defined by technological disruption, trade realignment, fragmentation, and geopolitical uncertainty, while also responding to the diverse realities of Brazil’s vast and heterogeneous regions.

Where can Brazil’s greatest opportunities be found? What policy frameworks, financing tools and incentives are needed to foster innovation, create jobs and ensure long-term competitiveness? 

This high-level in-person business briefing, organised by the Financial Times in partnership with Times Brasil, Exclusive Licensee CNBC, will spotlight the trends and strategies driving Brazil’s prosperity. It will explore actionable pathways for growth and examine how to overcome long-standing obstacles such as infrastructure gaps and legal uncertainty. 

Senior political and business leaders will bring their insights to the discussion, drawing on experience from those shaping the future of major companies and Brazil itself.

Geopolitical Dynamics

How might shifting geopolitical dynamics, particularly in US and EU policy, reshape supply chains and investor appetite for Brazil?

AI and Technology

What infrastructure, workforce and governance measures are needed to position Brazil as a global hub for AI and technology?

Regulatory Proposals 

Are regulatory proposals keeping pace with rapid technological change, while ensuring ethics, security and rights are protected?

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