Brazil Summit

Brazil, the 10th largest economy in the world and the largest in Latin America, faces several challenges on its path to sustainable growth. The country is a global force in mining, agriculture, and manufacturing, while also holding a critical position in energy and climate matters. As a leader in renewable energy—particularly in biofuels and hydropower—Brazil is broadening its focus to include green hydrogen, wind, and solar energy. It aims to leverage its natural resources to become a major global provider of low-emission industrial products and nature-based solutions. As it assumes the G20 presidency in 2024 and host COP 30 in 2025, key questions arise: How is the country positioning itself to lead global climate initiatives, and is it on course to meet its green economy ambitions? Are government policies and legal frameworks evolving to support this, and is Brazil fully harnessing its competitive advantages? 

The Financial Times is pleased to host its fourth annual Brazil Summit, which will offer a comprehensive look at the latest business, political, and economic developments shaping the country. Brazilian and international CEOs, thought leaders, government officials, and financiers will provide their insights into Brazil’s role in global climate action and the green economy. Discussions will also cover Brazil’s broader global influence, including its contributions to culture, sports, tourism, and heritage. 

Understand

Brazil's unique position for sustainable growth and climate action, as the host country of COP 30.

Connect

And build relationships with with CEOs, thought leaders and innovators in key business sectors, including technology, finance, infrastructure and energy.

Explore

Opportunities in the largest economy in Latin America from a strategic perspective to help inform your business strategy.

COP 30

 How can Brazil seize the opportunity to lead the global climate agenda and showcase its clean energy initiatives on the world stage? What are the government and private sector doing to prepare, and what lasting impact is expected in terms of energy transition, environmental sustainability, and the preservation of the Amazon?

Brazil as a Clean Energy Provider

What policies, financing structures, and investments are required to unlock Brazil’s potential as a leader in clean energy solutions? 

AI and Next Fintech

How can infrastructure investment be scaled to support sustainable development, and what financing mechanisms are available to the private sector? 

Financing Infrastructure in Brazil

 How can infrastructure investment be scaled to support sustainable development, and what financing mechanisms are available to the private sector?

Critical Minerals 

What role will Brazil play in the global energy transition through its supply of essential minerals?

The Business of Sports

How is the sports industry in Brazil evolving, and what role do private investment, technology, and regulation play in shaping its future? 

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