The research discusses gender integration in trade policy as a mechanism of concretizing the right of gender equality and women’s economic empowerment. The research proposes to systemize social and economic aspects and juridical fundaments that authorizes the Brazilian State to include gender standards in Brazilian public policies. Further, the investigation aims to analyze the functions of Law as an intrinsic element to public policies and as mechanism to incorporate gender in the Brazilian trade policy. As to the study objective, goals and approach, it consisted of applied, descriptive and qualitative research, based on hypothetical-deductive method and bibliographical and documental procedures of investigation. The United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development sets a series of gender related objectives and goals that shall be reached by the international community in the following years. Among them, women’s economic empowerment imposes itself as a global imperative as to gain potential to economic grow and States development. Also, women with their own income become independent and less vulnerable. To the long term, women’s economic empowerment results in the change of social standards and in women’s right improvement. By stimulating competitiveness, incorporation of new technologies and creation of business and labor positions, trade can contribute to women’s economic empowerment. To do so, trade negotiations and national policies must include gender standards that possibilitate to breach barriers that restrain the full participation of women in economic and commercial activities. Final, the research presents and discusses propositions to elaborate an Agenda on Trade and Gender to Brazil.