Brazilian business delegation to visit Morocco in June

A trade mission bringing together six Brazilian companies operating in various sectors is expected to visit Morocco from June 10 to 13 in search of business opportunities and partnerships.

Organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB) in collaboration with the Moroccan embassy in Brasilia, the initiative aims to establish a business agenda and deepen participants’ understanding of the Moroccan market, while highlighting opportunities available to Brazilian companies.

The mission forms part of broader efforts to strengthen economic ties between Morocco and Brazil, with the objective of identifying commercial opportunities, developing areas of bilateral cooperation and building links with public and private sector partners.

Discussions will focus in particular on the agribusiness, cosmetics, electrical and footwear sectors.

The program includes an initial stop in Rabat for institutional and sectoral meetings, followed by a seminar and networking sessions in Casablanca with Moroccan business representatives. Technical visits to Moroccan companies and business meetings will also allow participants to explore potential partnerships and gain insight into the business environment in the country’s economic capital.

The delegation will then continue to Tangier for B2B meetings and a visit to the Tanger Med port complex, a strategic logistics hub linking maritime routes between Europe, Africa and the Americas.

In 2025, trade between the two countries reached $2.78 billion. Brazil exported $1.35 billion worth of goods to Morocco and imported $1.42 billion. Brazilian exports were mainly sugar, corn and livestock, while imports from Morocco consisted primarily of phosphate and compound fertilizers.