Thailand and Brazil Seek Stronger Trade, Investment and Innovation Ties
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Thailand and Brazil agreed to deepen bilateral cooperation following talks in Bangkok between Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow and Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira. Priorities include trade, investment, tourism, agriculture, aviation, aircraft maintenance, science and innovation. Both countries will encourage high-level exchanges and stronger private-sector engagement to deliver practical results.
Why it matters
Brazil is a leading BRICS economy with considerable expertise in agriculture, bio-agriculture, aviation and scientific research. Stronger cooperation could help Thai companies access Brazilian and Latin American markets while creating opportunities for investment, technology exchange, tourism and aviation services.
What's next
Thailand and Brazil are expected to promote high-level visits, connect private-sector organisations and explore practical cooperation in agriculture, aviation, aircraft maintenance, research and innovation. Specific projects or agreements will require further negotiations.
Key dates
- September 9, 2026: Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira meets
- Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak
- Phuangketkeow in Bangkok → priority cooperation sectors identified
- greater business engagement and official exchanges agreed
- sector-specific discussions and potential projects expected to follow.
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Sources
- mfa.go.thView original →
