Core Points - The Brazilian government aims to strengthen trade relations with Arab countries in agriculture and livestock, increasing the variety of export products [1] - Brazil's Agriculture and Livestock Minister Carlos Favaro highlighted the desire to import more key materials, primarily fertilizers, from Arab nations while also being open to purchasing other goods of interest from them [1] - Brazil is a leading exporter of halal products globally and is one of the largest exporters of halal food [1] Export Focus - The main agricultural products exported by Brazil to Arab countries include poultry, beef, sugar, corn, and honey [1] - Brazil has facilitated exports of live fertilized eggs to Saudi Arabia, Brazilian berries to Egypt, and coffee and orange juice to the UAE [1] Strategic Goals - Favaro's statements align with Brazil's strategy to diversify markets and reduce dependence on certain trade partners [1] - Brazil is actively working to "open markets, expand business relationships, and create records," with a focus on importing fertilizers and expanding the types of export products [1]