During the talks, the parties noted their interest in further expanding trade and economic cooperation, developing industrial cooperation and launching new joint projects.

It was emphasized that with the current volume of mutual trade of about $300 million by the end of 2025, the parties see significant growth potential in such areas as agriculture, energy, aviation and pharmaceuticals. The development of cooperation is facilitated by the holding of the first meeting of the intergovernmental commission, as well as the use of the C5+1 format.

The role of the World Trade Organization (WTO), where Brazil supports Uzbekistan's accession, was also highlighted.

The meeting confirmed the readiness of both countries to implement practical initiatives aimed at bringing the Uzbek-Brazilian partnership to a new level.

During the visit, B2B meetings were organized at the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade with the participation of more than 50 entrepreneurs from the two countries. During the open dialogue, representatives of the business community discussed promising areas of cooperation, identified specific projects and reached agreements on the establishment of joint ventures.