Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina discussed environment-conscious practices employed by the industry in Brazil.
Author: Isaura Daniel
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.
Brazil’s minister of Agriculture, Tereza Cristina, starts her trip to four Arab countries this Wednesday (11). She will have appointments in Egypt, then Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE. The Arab Brazilian Chamber will participate.
The Commercial Office of the Embassy of Egypt in Brazil has a stand at Gotex, taking place through Thursday (12) at Expo Center Norte. Egyptian brands are expected to reach USD 20 million in deals between them.
End-of-course paper in Civil Engineering from the University Center of the Federal District was selected to be presented at the World Road Congress to run in October in the UAE. The researchers seek financial support to make their participation possible.
Dani Sandrini from Brazil prepares the exhibition ‘Poetic Souvenir,’ which will answer questions Brazilians have about Jordan. She lived in Aman and built a career both in Brazil and the Arab country.
Brazil corn foreign sales hiked in August, which was driven by an increase in production. Egypt was the top destination and imported 291% more.
Brazil’s Agriculture, Livestock and Supply minister Tereza Cristina discussed opportunities for Arabs to invest in the sector in Brazil, during a lecture this Monday (26) at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
Arab country purchased USD 2.8 million Brazilian beans year-to-date through July. According to industry’s institution president, Egypt has a large consumption of the product and is a re-exporter.
Brazilian operator Líbano Tour assists Brazilian residents looking to trace back their family roots in the Arab country. Trips are slated for May and October 2020.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce launched this Wednesday in Brasília the Arabic version of its news agency, in a bid to bring Brazil closer to speakers of the language. Chamber president Rubens Hannun said solid relations are built upon respect to the cultures involved.
In an exclusive interview with ANBA, vice president Hamilton Mourão said he believes the country should go on being a broker of peace in Palestine. He recognizes the strong trade relations with Arab countries, especially in food products, and would like to see more Brazilian defense industry products in the region.
Brazil’s Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina will travel to three or four Arab countries next September. She intends to discuss sales of new agribusiness products, as well as the import of Arab goods to Brazil.
Arab Brazilian Chamber hosted the event held by SP Negócios and ABIESV, which promoted meetings between Brazilian retail representatives and potential suppliers.

