累计吸引超280名企业家！横琴这个研讨班聚焦中葡经贸机遇

Core Insights - The seminar focused on expanding into the Brazilian market and leveraging Macau's bilingual talent and financial services to assist companies in entering Portuguese-speaking countries [1][3][6] Group 1: Seminar Overview - The fifth session of the "Cooperation Zone Sino-Portuguese Economic and Trade Service Enterprises Exchange Seminar" was held, attracting 44 entrepreneurs over three days [3][4] - A total of five seminars have been conducted since the project's inception, involving 239 companies and 280 representatives, with 11 experts providing insights on various relevant fields [4][6] Group 2: Market Opportunities - The seminar aimed to help businesses capture the latest policies and dynamics in Portuguese-speaking countries, particularly Brazil, and develop actionable market entry strategies [6][11] - The Brazilian market is driven by three factors: a young population, lagging digital infrastructure, and open policies, presenting significant opportunities for Chinese companies [11] Group 3: Practical Insights - Gree International Trade's Vice President shared practical experiences in expanding into Portuguese-speaking markets, emphasizing Macau's advantages [8] - Participants received in-depth training on Brazil's macro market analysis, company registration, and cross-border taxation, enhancing their confidence in operating in Brazil [8][13] Group 4: Legal and Compliance Considerations - Legal experts highlighted the complexities of Brazil's tax system, advising companies to understand local tax regulations before investing [10][13] - The seminar included a presentation from the International Tax Management Department of the National Taxation Administration, focusing on Brazil's tax system [13] Group 5: Future Initiatives - The seminar series will continue monthly, with the next session scheduled for June 24-26, aimed at fostering Sino-Portuguese economic cooperation [16] - The cooperation zone will enhance policies and services to facilitate investment approvals and improve the ease of doing business with Portuguese-speaking countries [16]