Economic cooperation between the United Arab Emirates and Brazil has grown steadily over the past decades, consolidating the UAE as one of Brazil’s main trading partners in the Middle East.
Bilateral trade covers strategic sectors such as agribusiness, energy, logistics, aviation, infrastructure, technology, and investment. Brazil’s main exports to the United Arab Emirates include beef, poultry, sugar, grains, and mineral products, while UAE exports to Brazil include oil, fertilizers, petrochemical products, and services related to logistics and aviation.
The United Arab Emirates is also among the important international investors in Brazil through sovereign funds and companies operating in strategic sectors of the Brazilian economy. Major Emirati groups present in Brazil include Mubadala, DP World, Emirates Airline, First Abu Dhabi Bank, and Dubai Chambers.
The State of São Paulo plays a central role in this economic cooperation, concentrating a significant share of Brazil’s industrial, financial, and logistics activities, in addition to hosting the Port of Santos, the largest port in Latin America.
The presence of the Consulate General of the United Arab Emirates in São Paulo, inaugurated in 2013, reflects the strategic importance of the state in strengthening trade, investment, and institutional relations between the United Arab Emirates and Brazil.
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