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The widespread success of the 2025 Brazil Week events across Australia during September is sure to be a key point of discussion at upcoming ABCC events leading in to the festive season. In November and December, the ABCC continues its partnership with several other Chambers of Commerce in Queensland to jointly host these two influential business networking events: Thursday 6 Nov and Thursday 4 Dec. Events in other states are also due to be announced shortly, stay tuned.
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NOJA Power is a proud sponsor of Brazil Week 2025, Australia’s largest Brazil-focused event organised by the Australia Brazil Chamber of Commerce (ABCC). Running from September 5 to 24, the event spans six major cities — Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Gold Coast, Brisbane, and Perth — and features a dynamic series of cultural and business engagements designed to strengthen bilateral ties. Read more HERE.
Brazil Week 2025 is almost upon us and tickets are selling fast for events around the country. Please visit the Calendar to view and buy tickets to all events across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Perth, from September 5-24.
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Please get in touch via this form or email [email protected] to discuss this opportunity further. With Brazil Week 2025 now fast approaching, the ABCC is gearing up for a busy time of events and announcements. Beyond recently confirmed June events in Brisbane and Perth, the ABCC is also supporting the 14th World Chambers Congress (14WCC) in Melbourne, at the beginning of September. Track and register for all of these events via the ABCC's Events page HERE.
Join the ABCC's WA team at Market Grounds on 25 June at 5pm as we reveal full details of the 2025 Brazil Week event for Perth in September. Click HERE to register now.
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