MDIC launches tools to support the export of services

The Secretariat of Trade and Services of the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (SCS/MDIC) launched a set of instruments to support Brazilian exports of services.
 
According to the secretary of SCS, Humberto Ribeiro, the objective is to offer tools to help potential service exporters define the best strategies and markets. “The information can also help the government in decision-making and in the elaboration of public policies for the sector”, he explains.
 
According to data from the World Trade Organization, from 2003 to 2013, there was an increase of 150% in world exports of services. In the same period, the growth of Brazilian exports was 292%, almost double the world average.
 
 
Check out the launched products
 
Basic guide for exporting services – CIt contains basic guidelines on the concepts and guidelines for foreign trade in services in Brazil, explains how to carry out strategic planning for the export of services and details the mechanisms to support the export of services and intangibles.
The material also has information to support the export of services and documents necessary for export, in addition to listing institutions, such as the MDIC, that can offer support to potential exporters. The entire survey was prepared by the Ministry's Secretariat of Commerce and Services and can be consulted on the MDIC website. click here.
 
Siscoserv FAQ – Launched by the Federal Government under the Plano Brasil Maior, Siscoserv is the official registration tool for all export and import operations of services and intangibles carried out by companies located in Brazil. This survey brings together more than 100 frequently asked questions, with answers, from Siscoserv users. It allows system users a direct query, by subject of interest, which refers to the part of the Computerized Manual of each System Module. Questions and answers can be found on the MDIC website. click here.
 
Business in Services – Brazil and the 2014 World Cup Countries – Survey of commercial relations, in services, that Brazil maintains with countries participating in the 2014 World Cup. There are 31 partner countries, from all continents, which make up a framework of consolidated and potential business with Brazil, in the most diverse economic sectors . The material is one of the first results of the possibilities of commercial intelligence from aggregated data generated by Siscoserv and can support service exporters in decisions and in the identification of opportunities and markets, in addition to serving as a source for the construction of public policies for the segment. click here.