The Foreign Trade Meeting, to take place in São Paulo, should include a talk about exports to the Arab countries today. The speaker should be Rodrigo Solano, from the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
Author: Isaura Daniel
Isaura Daniel
A journalist with a degree from Unisinos and experience in economy and finance, she has been responsible for international coverages and amassed eight journalism prizes.
A Robert Polidori photographic exhibit is at the Brazilian House Museum, in São Paulo. Photographs of Arab cities, like Beirut, Amman and Alexandria are included.
Brazil should have lower offer of ethanol and sugar in the 2009/2010 crops due to rain. This may be a problem for a bullish global market, which is already noticing lower production in India.
Foreign participation in sugar and alcohol mills in Brazil should rise from the current 16.6% to 25% in three to five years. The forecast was made yesterday (19th), at an international sector meeting.
The country is elaborating a new investment law and should promote, starting on October 30th, a conference to promote Public-Private Partnerships. Foreign investors are expected.
The Brazilians living in Lebanon want to have more contact with the culture of their country of origin. The matter was discussed at the Conference of Brazilian Communities Living Abroad, last week.
Brazilian imports from Arab countries dropped due to reduced oil purchases. As a consequence of the high price of the commodity forecasted for 2010, though, sales should rise again.
Brazil obtained US$ 304 million in revenues from sugar sales to the League of Arab States in September. The product accounted for 37% of total exports from the country to the region during the month.
Arab Brazilian Chamber president Salim Schahin participated in the IMF and WB meeting in Turkey last week. To him, Brazil is ‘the ball of the turn’ and this good moment should attract investors.
The maker of turbo chargers for vehicles will have an exclusive distributor in Iraq: Awad Hatem Melajy & Sons Trading FZCO. The contract should be signed next week in the interior of São Paulo.
The Arab countries in the region expanded their imports from Brazil by 6% from January to September this year. Brazil is performing well in sales of sugar, supplied to the continent.
The Brazilian company is going to supply 3.3 million tonnes of direct reduction pellets per year to the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation. The two companies have been in business together since 1982.
According to the United Nations ranking, Kuwait, Qatar and the Emirates are in the group of countries with a ‘very high’ Human Development Index. The Emirates rose two points in the classification.
The 2nd Conference of Brazilian Communities Abroad should bring together, from the 14th to the 16th of October, academics and politicians from countries where Brazilians live. Lebanon is represented.
