Brazil Eyes Poland as Key Entry Point for EU Investments

After nearly 25 years of negotiations, the EU-Mercosur trade agreement may finally be within reach, unlocking a new wave of South American investments in Europe. At the forefront is Brazil, whose export and investment agency, ApexBrasil, sees Poland as a prime destination.
“Poland has the greatest potential for us in all of Europe,” said Jorge Viana, head of ApexBrasil.
He expects the deal to open new paths for Brazilian capital in aviation, green energy, agriculture, and digital technologies. According to Viana, the shifting global order – marked by growing Chinese influence and persistent U.S. protectionism – demands stronger ties between Europe and the Global South.
“The world won’t be bipolar. It will be fragmented, more brutal, shaped by competing blocs,” he warned.