The United Kingdom and Brazil are holding a dialogue on possible arrangements for international data transfers. The discussions involve the UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and Brazil’s National Data Protection Authority, ANPD.
The countries reaffirmed their shared commitment to promoting the free flow of data while maintaining high standards of personal data protection. They said trusted cross-border data flows support economic growth, innovation, public services, scientific research and international cooperation.
Both sides welcomed progress in their assessments and ongoing discussions, and agreed to continue technical engagement in the coming months. Each country will determine any future arrangements independently and in line with its own legal requirements and procedures.
