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In January 1826, just a few years after Brazil had become an independent nation, Brazil and Sweden established diplomatic relations. Two countries, separated by distance, language and culture, chose to engage with one another through diplomacy, trade and the sharing of ideas. There are many visible symbols of the more than 200 years of relations between Sweden and Brazil, and between Sweden and São Paulo. We see them – among all - in the more than 250 Swedish companies that invest, innovate and grow in Brazil. I am delighted that so many of them are represented in this room today. However, what began as commercial cooperation gradually became something much deeper. Business partnerships gave rise to friendships, professional contacts led to academic collaboration, and diplomatic relations evolved into strategic partnerships. And, in many cases, international connections became family connections. As you may know, I can personally attest to the power of that bond! Ladies and gentlemen, At first glance, Brazil and Sweden may appear very different. Yet, we share a fundamental conviction that our prosperity was never created through isolation, but through openness. As we embark on the next 200 years, we will build on two centuries of trade, trust, and friendship. With the same spirit of cooperation that has always guided us, I am confident that our partnership has a bright future ahead. Thank you. (6 nov 2026, vid jubileumslunchen i São Paulo, Brasilien, för att uppmärksamma 200 år av diplomatiska relationer mellan Sverige och Brasilien.)H.M. KonungenTalHandelsfrämjande
Two hundred years of diplomatic relations between Brazil and Sweden are a reason to look back with pride. For generations, Swedish companies have come to Brazil to build factories, transfer knowledge, and develop talent. Today, there are about 250 Swedish companies active in Brazil. Many have been present here for decades. Some for more than a century. Over time, Brazil has become Sweden’s most important trading partner in Latin America. Our partnership is defined by what we can create together. A few weeks ago, the first Gripen E fighter aircraft produced in Brazil took to the skies. It is the first Gripen ever built outside Sweden. This is what modern industrial collaboration should look like. Brazil and Sweden complement each other very well: Brazil’s natural resources, industrial expertise and human talent, combined with Sweden’s expertise in innovation, engineering, and sustainability create value for both of our societies. Furthermore, we develop solutions for global challenges. Brazil’s commitment to protecting its unique biodiversity, and to encouraging the green transition is urgently needed as the effects of climate change are being felt across the globe. Ever since I attended the first UN Conference on the Human Environment in Sweden in 1972, I have been guided by the conviction that science and international cooperation must drive our efforts in sustainability. And to the day a year ago, the Queen and I participated in COP30 in Belém, where nations once again came together to address climate change. Looking ahead our priorities are clear. We want to turn innovation and research into competitive industries, accelerate the green transition while supporting growth, and strengthen trade and investment between our countries. As we celebrate two centuries of diplomatic relations, let us devote our energy to shaping what comes next. Because I am convinced that the greatest achievements of the Brazilian Swedish partnership are not behind us. They are yet to come. (6 nov 2026, vid näringslivsseminariet "Brazil-Sweden Business Dialogue: Industry, Innovation and a Shared Future" i São Paulo, Brasilien)H.M. KonungenTalGrön omställning
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