This week, parliamentarians from the United Arab Emirates, led by Saqr Ghobash, were in Brasília. The group met with ministers Paulo Guedes, Carlos França, and senator Rodrigo Pacheco, among other Brazilian authorities.
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The emirate announced part of its waste management center had been completed. It will generate renewable energy from waste, and its first phase will enter operation in 2023.
Revenue from Brazilian egg exports climbed in August. The UAE was the leading export destination year to date.
Private equity fund Al Zarooni Emirates Investments will build a studio to develop venture projects created by students at the Citizens School in Dubai. Projects will be eligible for funding.
Arab Brazilian Chamber and ABIA will hold an event on opportunities in the processed food industry in Egypt. The webinar takes place on September 13. Registration is open.
The Brazilian embassies to Cairo and Muscat celebrated the bicentennial of Brazilian independence this Wednesday (7). Celebrations ranged from food to music.
The Egyptian market bought 81,300 tonnes of Brazilian beef from January to August this year, up 96.8%.
The Arab country purchased 319,000 tonnes of poultry from Brazil from January to August and was one of the leading buyers in the period, according to the ABPA.
On a visit to Bahrain, the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs secretary for the Middle East, Europe, and Africa held a round of political talks and signed a defense agreement.
The visit occurred this Friday (2) morning. The parliamentarian invited President Osmar Chohfi to a meeting in Egypt during Cop 27 in November.
Navall Show Brasil is being organized to foster new business, network, and knowledge about the sector’s potential and technological capacity. The Arab Brazilian Chamber is an event supporter.
The project to create the group had already been approved by the Senate in July. The initiative aims to foster international cooperation between parliamentarians from both countries.
After growing 7.1% in 2021, the Palestinian economy is expected to advance less; by 4% this year. Inflation is dwindling consumption and investment power.
The mural ‘Windows Open to the World’ has 736 square meters and is in front of the museum in the east side of São Paulo city. Among the eight real characters portrayed are Arab immigrants from Libya, Palestine, and Iraq.
