“Today, Brazil’s halal production, which follows the traditions and rules of the Islamic religion, is synonymous with quality and trust. As a result, Arab countries can rely on Brazil as a strategic partner in guaranteeing its food security,” Bolsonaro said.
The passage between Foz do Iguaçu had been blocked since March 18 due to efforts to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic.
The document enables the nations party to the deal to check the compatibility of the rules and procedures of the purchases made by the Brazilian government with the agreement norms.
The two countries had shut down borders in March due to the expansion of the novel coronavirus in the continent.
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