In 2011 Brazil became the 6th largest economy in the world, after surpassing the UK. Therefore, Brazil can offer many economic opportunities for Pakistan. Take a moment of your time and access www.brasilglobalnet.gov.br register yourself and become a member and a player of the biggest database available in Brazil involving international trading companies, market studies and information's on fairs, Brazilian companies and trade offers.
This website is absolutely free of charge and managed by the Brazilian Foreign Ministry. All Pakistani companies will be welcome to participate in our trade directory. Comparative Analysis of Trade Volume between Pakistan and South American Countries Brazil is by far is the largest trading partner of Pakistan in South America. Trade Volume between Brazil and Pakistan is 42% of Trade volume of whole South American Countries. Following presentation will provide you an overall view of Brazil's share in overall trade with South American countries.
Brazil in Facts:
-- Brazil is the 6th biggest economy of the world and the largest among all Latin American countries.
-- Brazilian territory, population and size of economy (GDP) are as big as those of all other South American countries together.
-- Brazil's international reserves have reached the unprecedented level of 376 Billion US $.
-- Brazil is the world 5th biggest country. it covers an area much larger than Western Europe and is slightly bigger than the United States excluding Alaska.
-- Brazil has borders with 10 out of all 12 countries which form South America.
-- World's leading producer and exporter of iron, coffee, soybean, orange juice, corn, beef, chicken, sugar, tobacco and ethanol.
-- In sugar Brazil accounts for half of the world's market.
-- World's 4th largest manufacturer of aircraft and top producer of models seating up to 120 passengers.
-- Owner of one of the ten largest oil reserves and 3rd largest biodiesel exporter.
-- 6th largest manufacturer of automobiles, having the 4th largest vehicle market.
-- 87% of automobile in Brazil are running on flex fuel (blend of bio fuel and gasoline).
-- 13th in the ranking of nations with largest volume of scientific production.
-- World's largest river basin, with hydroelectric power supplying 73% of energy needs.
-- Brazil has 388 million hectares of fertile lands which offer high productivity, 90 million of which have not been explored yet.
-- In 2011 around 9 million tourists have visited Brazil.
-- Brazil will host 2014 Football World Cup as well as 2016 Rio Olympics.
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