The Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce participates with an official delegation in the Arab-Brazilian Economic Forum in Sao Paulo. Al-Muthanna - Media Office With the aim of opening up to the commercial and economic environment at the regional and international levels, the delegation of the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce, headed by the Vice President of the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce and President of the Muthanna Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Duraid Hamoudi, and in the presence of the Head of the Commercial Department of the Muthanna Chamber of Commerce, Haider Ali Hussein Al-Shaheen, participated in the launch of the 2026 Arab-Brazilian Economic Forum, which was held in the city of Sao Paulo in Brazil. The forum is organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the Union of Arab Chambers, and with broad participation from representatives of the Arab and Brazilian Chambers of Commerce, businessmen, and investors from Arab and foreign countries. Iraqi participation is of strategic importance given the distinguished economic status of Brazil, which represents the largest economy in Latin America and is classified among the ten largest economies globally. This reality opens broad horizons for developing trade and investment relations and promotes the building of effective partnerships between the Iraqi business community and its Brazilian counterpart. The delegation's participation comes in the context of the tireless efforts of the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce to strengthen economic and trade ties between Iraq and Brazil and expand the scope of cooperation between the Iraqi business community and its counterparts in Brazil and the Arab countries. This participation also aims to highlight the promising investment and commercial opportunities in Iraq and open new channels for Iraqi companies to communicate with Brazilian markets and companies. The forum provided a valuable opportunity to hold fruitful meetings and exchange views with chambers of commerce, business institutions and participating companies. Opportunities for cooperation were also discussed in multiple sectors of common interest, which contributes to increasing the volume of trade exchange, encouraging joint investments, and establishing direct partnerships between the Iraqi and Brazilian private sectors. This trend reflects the importance of participating in enhancing the presence of the Iraqi business community in international economic forums and forums and developing its relations with chambers and trade associations around the world, which supports the openness of the Iraqi economy and enhances its connection to global markets.