In 2022, the Arab region represented 23% of Brazil's sugar export market, with a 20% year-over-year increase to USD 11.2 billion and 27.4 million tonnes exported. Algeria was the second-largest importer of Brazilian sugar, followed by Morocco in fourth place. China remained the global leader in imports. The strong commercial relationship between Brazil and the Arab League countries, coupled with Brazil's infrastructure and tradition in sugar production, has contributed to its position as one of the world's largest sugar exporters, with expectations for the 2022/23 harvest to reach 32 million tonnes. The United States and China are the leading importers of various Brazilian agribusiness products, including maize, iron ore, poultry, soybeans, and beef, making the Arab countries the third largest group of importers, showing a trustworthy and consolidated relationship.