The article highlights a notable surge in Brazil's exports to the Arab region in the first quarter of 2021, with revenue reaching US $2.91 billion, marking an 18.2% increase from the same period last year. This growth is underscored by a 22.5% rise in volume, led by significant increases in the export of soybeans and corn. The earlier vaccination efforts and the implementation of immunization passports by Gulf Arab nations have allowed for increased economic activity, contributing to the rise in demand for Brazilian products. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce anticipates continued growth in demand for Brazilian food products as the tourism sector recovers and vaccination rates improve globally. Additionally, there was a notable 96% increase in Brazilian exports to Bahrain in the first quarter.