For companies to qualify for tariff exemption or reduction in the Mercosur-Egypt trade, they need to issue a special certification. The matter was discussed in a meeting in the Arab 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.
The brand Date Crown, from producer Al Foah, officially entered the Brazilian market this Wednesday, launched by businesswoman Julia de Biase.
In a seminar at the Arab Chamber, Jordanians showed to be interested in receiving Brazilian investments in the technology sector.
The new Brazil-Arab News Agency website was officially launched on Monday (2) featuring a more up-to-date layout and new sections.
The production of biofuel contributes to reduce unemployment, according to the president of Datagro. He was a speaker in a panel that also discussed Arab initiatives of green energy.
A survey reported by the Arab Chamber shows the potential of the tourism sector to the relations between the two regions.
In launching the Brazil-Arab Countries Economic Forum this Monday (2) in São Paulo, the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce’s president outlined a promising outlook for Brazil-Arab ties, while the General Union’s chairman suggested creating a bank to fund projects.
Event at the Arab Chamber next Tuesday (03) will gather Brazilian and Jordanian businesspersons to discuss trade and investments possibilities. Registrations are open.
Aswan University is officially inviting professors interested in teaching Portuguese language and literature in Egypt. Those selected will receive a monthly allowance.
Enrolments are open for a Summer Job program intended for university students from their fourth year on, with an emphasis on technology.
Ricardo Sayon’s grandparents are from Lebanon and he became known, in Brazil, for having founded one of the country’s largest toy store retail chains. He told ANBA about his life story, from his childhood, filled with Arab references, to his latest investments in malls.
Damaris Eugênia da Costa is a Brazilian woman who exports product to Arab countries. A partner and diretor at export-import company Braseco in Brazil, she sells glass, wood and paint around the world, and has been doing business with Arabs for over ten years now. She traces back her steps for the premiere of ANBA’s The Arabs and Me section. Read all about it below.
Every year sees 20 students join the graduate course in Arabic at the University. With master’s and doctorate courses also available, the institution is a go-to source of knowledge and research on the subject.
The race with Arab thoroughbreds takes place at the São Paulo Jockey Club this Sunday (25) to celebrate the date. Attendance and betting are open to the general public.
