Minister of Agriculture ended her trip to four Arab countries this Sunday (22). Companies that took part in the delegation saw good results.
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.
Seminar brought together Arab businesspeople and members of the Brazilian delegation that is accompanying the minister of Agriculture, Tereza Cristina, to four Arab countries. It was the first event held at the Arab Brazilian Chamber international office in Dubai.
Arab investment company with a capital of USD 1.1 billion wants a Brazilian partner company to produce in the North African country. Executive lectured during seminar at the Arab Chamber international office in Dubai, where Tereza Cristina was also featured.
The delegation led by Brazil’s Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina made a visit to a property where fruit and vegetables are grown in desert-climate Abu Dhabi.
The Brazilian company is manufacturing processed poultry and beef items in Abu Dhabi, to cater to a growing demand in the UAE. Its facilities were visited by a delegation from Brazil this Saturday (21).
Brazil’s Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina agreed on inspection by Saudi authorities that may lead to a resumption of sales from units that have been off the list since January. She also went over the last details before Brazilian beef sales to Kuwait begin anew.
Mishref outlets already sell chicken and duck meat from Brazil, but, while receiving a Brazilian delegation this Wednesday (18), its executives said they are open to new products from the country.
Minister of Agriculture, Tereza Cristina, signed agreement with food authority and Brazil will be allowed to sell fruits, nuts and egg products to Saudi Arabia.
An executive with the Saudi investment company said he’s ready to step up investments in Brazil, possibly in agribusiness, soy and corn. He spoke with ANBA after a seminar attended by minister Tereza Cristina in Riyadh.
Brazil’s Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina was welcomed by the Saudi deputy minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture to discuss trade and technical cooperation.
The secretary-general of the Council of Arab Chambers believes companies in Brazil and Saudi Arabia must work in closer connection as their governments build tighter relations.
Brazil’s minister of Agriculture talked to the League secretary-general about continuing and reinforcing Brazil’s relations to the Arab countries.
Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina discussed environment-conscious practices employed by the industry in Brazil.
Country got animal healthy certification to export milk and dairy products to the Egyptian market, which purchases USD 8 billion per year. Overture was topic of the visit of the minister Tereza Cristina to the Arab world, whose official meetings started this Saturday (14) in Cairo.
