São Paulo – The Brazilian Foreign Ministry and Federal Savings Bank have entered into an information exchange agreement designed to support Brazilian exporters. The document was signed last Thursday (7th) in Brasília by the secretary general of External Relations, Sérgio Danese, and the Federal Savings Bank’s Corporate vice president Antonio Carlos Ferreira.
In a statement, the ministry says it will now provide exporters with information on products and services offered by the bank in Brazil and overseas, and the bank will supply its clients with data on the ministry’s commercial promotion services.
The statement also says the deal provides for studies to be conducted into markets deemed as priorities, production of promotional material on Brazilian products, participation of Savings Bank personnel in trade missions, and participation of employees from both organizations in training actions from either of them.
*Translated by Gabriel Pomerancblum
