Brazilian women’s clothes brand designed its next collection based on images of handicraft from the Arab country. One of the main features of Brazoo’s products is manual embroidery.
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.
Historian Arlene Clemesha will expound on the Middle East’s history from the Ottoman rule until our days, on September 16th at the Arab Chamber. Registrations are open but slots are limited.
Thiago Toes is working on a painting in a collector’s house in the emirate. He has already exhibited his artwork abroad twice, in the US, but expects this piece will open doors in the Arab world.
The company from the South of Brazil sells açaí cream and pulp to the United Arabs Emirates through the brand Amaçaí. They expect to increase shipments.
Representatives of Cevital are participating in the Brazil-Africa Forum, which is being held until Friday. The Arab Chamber’s International Business executive, Fernanda Baltazar, is also attending the event.
The São Paulo International Book Biennial offers options ranging from classics to books on Arab cuisine. The publisher Arresala focuses on Islam and is attracting visitor attention.
Men’s shoes manufacturing company from the city of Franca exports to Saudi Arabia, Emirates Kuwait and is looking to win over more customers in the region. The company made contact with Saudis at a fair in Las Vegas.
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.
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.
