Diplomat José Mauro Couto will take office at Brazil’s embassy in Khartoum in the second fortnight of September. His plans include closer cooperation in agriculture and providing professional training to youths and women.
Author: Isaura Daniel
São Carlos Federal University is accepting registrations until September 29th from foreigners with refugee status willing to take an undergraduate course. The institution has already received Middle Eastern students.
Economist Eduardo Gianetti da Fonseca delivered a lecture at the Arab Chamber this Tuesday (19th) and described three possible scenarios for the country following the elections.
Beachwear brand Lenny Niemeyer exports to Lebanon and Emirates and wants to enter all Arab market by opening an on-line store through the local distributor.
This will be the Ceará state-based company’s third year exporting to the Middle East. The enterprise sells melon and watermelon to the Emirates and Saudi Arabia and should begin shipping in September.
This is the amount that contacts between Brazilian and foreign businessmen during the World Cup should yield. From the 104 participating countries, 15 were Arab.
Campinas Coffee Festival is a part of a gastronomic event in the municipality and will include a train ride on August 23rd with Arab snacks and a folk dance performance.
As of October, citizens from Brazil may obtain an entry permit on arrival at the Arab country. The goal is to create an investment-friendly environment, the Bahraini minister of Transportation has told ANBA.
The Beauty fair will be held from September 6th to 9th in the city of São Paulo and one of the exhibitors is a Middle Eastern company. The company Syed Junaid will introduce its perfumes to the Brazilian market.
The festival will feature 70 films from or about Arab countries, from August 13th to September 16th, at five cinemas in the city of São Paulo. “Omar”, whose main actor will come to Brazil for a debate, is in the film list.
Company wants to export snacks and open a unit in the region. A bazaar to sell typical products is also being planned. In order to implement the plans, they seek partnerships.
The company has launched a product with 6-tonne capacity featuring a solar-powered aeration system. The goal is to supply Sub-Saharan Africa, where properties average at 5 hectares and farm maize.
The idea behind ‘Fashion Beyond Summer’ will be worked upon by the Brazilian industry abroad. The objective is to include ‘quality’ to the image of Brazilian products, commonly associated with happiness, beaches and landscapes.
September will see the beginning of the second stage of a training program in Tamanrasset, in southern Algeria. Technicians from industry association Abragem will teach jewel cutting classes.

