The Iraqi-born Reyadh Hanna, who took on Brazilian nationality, offers the service to small and medium businesses. The goal is to help them sell to Arab countries by splitting costs. Two companies are already involved.
Author: Isaura Daniel
The Brazilian maker of connectors has a representative in Lebanon and prospects potential clients in the region. Entry in the Middle Eastern market should increase exports by 30%. One of the partners has Lebanese roots.
The bus manufacturing company will start shipping units to Kenya in September and then it will sell to Arab countries. The goal is to cater to the Middle East and North Africa with the output from its unit in Suez.
On meeting ambassadors, mayor José Fortunati agreed to work for exchange between Brazilian and Arab cities. Fortunati heads the National Mayor Front. The diplomats are on a mission in Rio Grande do Sul.
Ambassadors working in Brazil should have meetings in the state starting on Thursday (16) to discuss partnerships and investment. They should meet the governor and visit a bus manufacturer, among other activities.
A partnership between the Aquiculture and Fishery Ministry and the Sebrae aims at increasing fish production in Brazil. One of the consequences should be domestic products replacing imported ones.
The top model has a beach brand and made her last collection inspired on the African Arab country. The brand is expanding internationally and aims to export to the Arab market.
Rio Grande do Sul state’s Tremarin has sold to Lebanon in the past and wants to partner up with a local representative to export to the region. The company makes living and dining room pieces.
Hédi Ben Mansour won a young researchers award from the Francophone University Agency (AUF) for his environmental toxicology work. The agency is holding an assembly in the city until next Friday.
The gym of Brazilian fighters Minotauro and Minotouro opened a unit in Dubai two months ago. Official inauguration is in June. There are also plans for Saudi Arabia and Morocco.
The state government implemented a program to foster micro, small and medium company exports. The events are organized in different cities in Bahia to show what may be done to help small businesses sell abroad.
The Verde- Amarela Fair will take place on May 17th and 18th, in Dubai Marina, and should show products and services offered by Brazilians that live in the emirate.
Anib, the sector association, is launching a programme to promote the quality of Brazilian biscuits abroad, and also to help companies prepare for the foreign market. Gulfood, in Dubai, should receive the campaign.
Rio de Janeiro should have a meeting about business and tourism between Brazil and Lebanon next Friday (26). The Lebanese minister of Tourism, Fadi Abboud, should participate in the opening.

