• Lithium: The Key to Future Batteries
  Chile and Argentina, responsible for a significant portion of global lithium production, are leaders in supplying this essential resource for lithium-ion batteries. The Salar de Atacama deposits in Chile offer unique cooperation opportunities. Poland could participate in mining projects while supporting local communities and developing sustainable infrastructure.
• Copper: Essential for Technology
  Chile and Peru provide global copper resources, crucial for electromobility, energy infrastructure, and 5G technology. Partnerships with Polish companies, such as KGHM, could involve technology exchange and expertise in extraction and raw material processing.
• Biofuels: A Model for Efficient Resource Utilization
  Brazil, a leader in sugarcane ethanol production, provides a global example of effective renewable resource utilization. Poland could learn from this experience, developing biodiesel and bioethanol technologies.

• Precision Agriculture: Modern Crop Management
  Brazil, one of the largest exporters of soybeans, coffee, and meat, uses technologies such as drones and sensors for crop management. The Polish agrotech sector has the potential to provide analytical software and equipment, enhancing agricultural efficiency in the region.
• Knowledge and Innovation Exchange
  Argentine startups specializing in plant genetics and water resource management are excellent partners for Polish universities and research institutes. Joint projects could promote innovations in sustainable agriculture.

• Mega Solar Farms: Energy from the Atacama Desert
  Chile, thanks to its unique geographical conditions, has become a leader in solar farm development. Poland could support these initiatives by providing energy storage technologies and expertise in photovoltaic systems.
• Green Hydrogen: The Future of Energy
  Ambitious projects in Argentina and Chile related to green hydrogen production in Patagonia open opportunities for collaboration with Polish companies such as Grupa Azoty. The construction of export infrastructure could support Europe’s energy transition.
• Hydropower: Brazil as a Global Leader
  Brazil, with its advanced hydroelectric infrastructure, offers extensive cooperation opportunities in the modernization of hydroelectric plants and the development of new energy projects.
  

• Access to strategic resources, such as lithium and copper, which are key to the global energy transition.
• Development of agricultural technologies, supporting sustainable food production.
• Renewable energy, including green hydrogen production, solar, and hydropower.

The development of economic and technological relations with this region could strengthen Poland’s position on the international stage while supporting the achievement of global climate goals.