The formalization of the "Brazil-European Union Digital Partnership" in June 2026 opened new opportunities for Brazilian companies in the European market, covering areas such as data governance, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and innovation. Brazil became the first country in Latin America to join the EU's group of priority digital partners. However, the partnership also imposes rigorous compliance requirements with European standards for security, digital sovereignty, and resilience, including attention to cloud provider jurisdiction and extraterritorial legislation. Specialists highlight that international competitiveness depends on digital maturity, integrated processes, and data governance, with expected impacts on sectors such as technology, fintechs, and healthtechs.
Agência Incomparáveis27/08/26, 20:40