Fourteen companies from Brazil are exhibiting at the show, which launched this Monday (10) in Abu Dhabi. A wide range of goods are on offer, including açaí, buriti pulp, tapioca and beans.
Author: Isaura Daniel
Agricultural engineer Nilson César Castanheira Guimarães will take his post at the Embassy of Brazil in Rabat at the end of this month. Plans include boosting trade and cooperation. He will also cover Tunisia and Nigeria.
The Arab country opened an Embassy in Brasília, its only one in a Latin American country, and it has plans to build closer ties with Brazil. Its charge d’affaires visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber this Monday.
Ana Marcia Albuquerque made Goldesign a well-known brand in the Arab countries in the Gulf. The pieces draw attention for their unique, exuberant and creative design. In October, the designer and founder of the company curated the Jewellery & Watch Show, in Abu Dhabi.
Not that many brick-and-mortar stores sell Muslim women’s clothing in Brazil. Still, the domestic industry is going strong, with a new batch of designers coming up and online sales.
The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture is bringing 15 companies to exhibit at SIAL Middle East, from December 10 to 12.
Arab Chamber international business executive Fernanda Baltazar sat in on discussions at MedaWeek, a meeting of countries bathed by the Mediterranean Sea – including Arab ones. The agenda included innovation and halal.
The size of the population is drawing the attention of international olive oil producers. Arabs doubled their sales in Brazil this year.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce signed a memorandum of understanding with the Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce and Industry during the opening of the Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders, in Barcelona.
Denise Milan is in the top tier of Brazil’s contemporary art scene. She works with stones to approach survival, coexistence and humanity, and sees traces of her own family history in her creations.
The university in Santa Catarina, Brazil will welcome the Arab Chamber’s Information Management Coordinator Marcus Vinícius at 7pm next Tuesday (20). Admission is free and registration is open.
Brazilian writer Roberto Khatlab will talk about the Arab country, its culture, history and tourism, on November 23 at the Syrian Sports Club. The event is for members of the Kanoun Institute, but those interested in becoming a member can register.
The National Confederation of Industries (CNI) and the UAE’s embassy in Brasília will hold a conference next Monday in São Paulo. Economic relations and the main barriers faced by multinational companies operating in both countries will be among the topics.
Curitiba-based Cavalgadas Brasil is now offering travel packages that focus on horse riding in Morocco, Jordan, UAE and Oman. Next departure for the region is in January.

