Malaysia and Singapore are members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) – a region with a population of over 682 million and a combined GDP of $3.3 trillion.
Trade Mission Malaysia and Singapore
Trade Mission Malaysia and Singapore
Take this opportunity to expand your market in Southeast Asia
Join the Malaysia and Singapore Trade Mission from September 14 to 20 and gain access to the world’s largest Halal economy.
Inside the Mission
Halal do Brasil in Malaysia and Singapore
A unique opportunity to enter and establish your business in the Southeast Asian market.
Through a trade immersion and direct engagement with potential partners, regulators, and distributors, as well as business meetings with international buyers, the mission will take place during the MIHAS trade fair in Malaysia. It will include the region’s key players and feature a specialized team to provide local support.
The mission will include a market seminar, targeted visits, a visit to the Mihas trade fair, and B2B meetings, with full support from the Halal do Brasil project.
Expand your business and open new markets
It will be 6 days of intense business programming, with market insights, targeted visits, B2B meetings, and plenty of networking.
Incentive for Companies
Initiative’s Goal
The Malaysia and Singapore Trade Mission’s goal is to create business opportunities, expand networking, and consolidate the presence of Brazilian companies in the Halal market of Southeast Asia through a trade immersion consisting of visits and meetings with potential partners and buyers.
This initiative of the Halal do Brasil project aims to strengthen Brazil’s export culture for access to Islamic markets by diversifying the product portfolio and incorporating new companies and products into the global halal market.
International Expansion
Southeast Asia, a market of opportunities
Southeast Asia is home to approximately 25% of the world’s Muslim population
The ASEAN bloc consists of 10 countries (Brunei, Cambodia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam) that have a free trade agreement among them.
Malaysia and Singapore are among the four largest economies in the ASEAN bloc and are important logistics hubs in the region.
Islamic Market
Halal do Brasil Project
The stand at MIHAS is an integral component of the Halal do Brasil Project, which is aimed at motivating companies to explore opportunities in Muslim markets by holding actions of improvement, training, certification, commercial promotion, matchmaking, business experience exchange in Halal.