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    Brazil Implements Free Trade Agreement with Palestinian Authority to Foster Economic Growth and Peace in the Region

    BRICS+ News ServicesBy BRICS+ News ServicesJuly 9, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Brazil Implements Free Trade Agreement with Palestinian Authority, Aiming to Boost Economy and Support Peace

    Brazil has officially implemented a landmark free trade agreement with the Palestinian Authority, marking a significant step forward in bolstering economic prospects for Palestine and encouraging peace in the region. The ratification of this agreement took place last Friday, ending over a decade-long wait since the initial signing in 2011 between the Mercosur trade bloc and the Palestinian Authority.

    The Mercosur bloc, comprising South American nations including Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay, agreed upon this trade deal to promote economic collaboration and mutual growth. The Brazilian foreign ministry released a statement on Monday highlighting the potential impact of this agreement. "The agreement is a concrete contribution to an economically viable Palestinian state, which can live peacefully and harmoniously with its neighbors," the statement noted, reflecting Brazil’s steadfast commitment to supporting Palestinian sovereignty and economic development.

    Brazil has recognized the Palestinian state since 2010, allowing the establishment of a Palestinian embassy in its capital, Brasília. This act of recognition laid the groundwork for Brazil’s engagement with Palestine on a diplomatic and economic level, solidifying their bilateral relations.

    Ibrahim Al Zeben, the Palestinian ambassador in Brasília, welcomed the ratification and implementation of the trade agreement, describing Brazil’s decision as both courageous and supportive. Ambassador Al Zeben expressed optimism about the future trade potential between Palestine and Mercosur. Currently, the trade volume stands at $32 million annually, a figure he hopes will see significant growth as a result of the new agreement.

    "The effective way to support peace in Palestine," Ambassador Al Zeben stated, "is through economic empowerment and robust trade relations." His emphasis on economic stability aligns with wider international strategies that advocate for peace through prosperity.

    The implementation of this trade agreement comes at a time when global attention remains focused on fostering peace and stability in the Middle East. Economic initiatives like this one are seen as pivotal in creating conditions conducive to lasting peace.

    For more details on Mercosur and its member nations, you can visit Mercosur’s official website.

    This development signals a new chapter in Brazil-Palestine relations and stands as a testament to Brazil’s role in global diplomatic efforts aimed at peace and economic development. As this trade agreement takes effect, both nations and their regional neighbors will closely observe its impact on economic growth and regional stability.

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