Company from the municipality of Barretos shipped to Saudi Arabia once around three years ago, but plans to take part in trade fair in the Emirates next year to prospect new clients.
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.
Brazilian Usibras will open a plant in the beginning of the year, which will export to several regions in the world, including the Middle East.
Brazil’s Claudio Kairouz and Tunisia’s Raouf Jemni have played the typical Arab instrument qanoun together for two years now. They will play in the Arab country in June and July and in Brazil in August and September.
Nacional Ossos, based in Jaú, has customers in the Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The polyurethane products are made for use in medical, dental and veterinary studies.
Ex-chairman and researcher of Embrapa, Silvio Crestana, works to create institute to gather researches into water resources for agriculture and livestock from both countries.
From this Wednesday on (28th), Brazilian and foreign companies may apply for the open call of the program Start-Up Brasil. Each company is eligible to receive up to US$ 89,800 to help develop their business
Executives from five companies based in Morocco, Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon and Kuwait took part in matchmaking rounds held by associations Abimo and Apex-Brasil at the Hospitalar fair.
Keeping track of finances is crucial when it comes to raising funds from banks or on the equity market, according to FGV professor Claudio Jorge Monteiro, who gave a lecture at the Arab Chamber on Tuesday (20th).
Sales from Brazil declined year-to-date through April this year from the same period in 2013, to US$ 4 billion. Good news include higher shipped volume for meats year-to-date and for ore in April.
Fortaleza-based fruit grower and manufacturer first started exporting to Dubai. Now, the company is preparing to increase the sales volume to the region via maritime transport.
Ervateira São Mateus supplies the product to the two Arab countries, which have inherited the habit of drinking mate from South America. Sales have risen since 2012, when the first sale took place.
The designer has an accessory factory in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul and exports to an e-commerce website from the emirate. She is also negotiating with Lebanon, her husband’s home country.
The Federation of Muslim Associations in Brazil has released a guide, a mobile application and a landline to provide information to followers of the religion during the world football championship.
Professor at the FGV-SP School of Economics, Claudio Jorge Monteiro, will speak to businessmen about what needs to be considered for an optimal relationship with banks and for raising funds on the equity market.
