The European Union is partnering with Brazil to foster sustainable and inclusive development through the Global Gateway strategy. This collaboration spans various sectors, including sustainable energy, digital connectivity, and green hydrogen development. The EU, along with its partners, is focusing on promoting renewable energy generation, improving infrastructure, and advancing green hydrogen projects in Brazil. Initiatives like the Amazon Fund, sustainable bioeconomy support, and land restoration are key to ensuring economic growth aligned with environmental protection. The partnership also emphasizes the importance of green technologies, digital connectivity, and infrastructure development to bridge existing gaps and promote economic and social inclusion. By prioritizing democratic values, green infrastructure, and private sector investment, the EU-Brazil cooperation aims to drive a green transformation for a sustainable future.