A business trip organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce will have an agenda in Tunisia and Morocco in June. The trip aims to explore opportunities across various sectors.
Author: Marcos Carrieri
Marcos Carrieri
A journalist with stints in daily newspapers and press offices, he holds a master’s degree from the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon and a postgraduate degree in business communications from the Methodist University of São Paulo.
For the first time, the Moroccan National Tourism Office is bringing travel agencies to the WTM Latin America trade fair. An Egyptian company says that the opening of a museum in Cairo is attracting more Brazilians to the country.
The airline’s regional director for Latin America, Othman Baba, says the company is expected to increase the frequency between Casablanca and São Paulo by the end of this year.
Now showing at Cervantes Institute in São Paulo, an exhibition portrays the calculations and concepts behind buildings in Andalusia, a Spanish territory that was administered by Muslim Arabs between 711 and 1492.
The El Sheikh Group does not ship product to Brazil, but its CEO asserts that the country has the potential to be one of its biggest markets, alongside China.
The date producing company Siafa is showcasing its products at the Anuga Select Brazil trade show. The goal is to break into the Brazilian market, where date consumption has shown sustained growth.
A debate on the potential of the Muslim food and beverage market held at the Anuga Select Brazil exhibition shows that the country must add value to its export chain.
Naeem is a luxury residential development to be built by Mitre Realty. Dubai-based firm NKEY is responsible for designing the common areas of the future building.
Brazil’s Arab Community Day was celebrated on Wednesday evening (25) at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce with the launch of the children’s book The Peddler, by Salem Nasser, and of a map portraying these immigrants’ legacy in the city of São Paulo.
Najeem Salim Rawther is the head of trading company Falcon. He is part of a business delegation in Brazil to explore opportunities in the fruit sector under an ApexBrasil project.
Producers from Egypt and Morocco take part in an industry fair. Brazil as an export hub for the Latin American market is the focus of business.
Seminar at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber highlights opportunities and challenges for sector investment.
The company obtained certification to serve the Islamic market in September last year. The goal is to sell all its sheep meat production to Muslim-consuming countries.
The IAPORTS Investment Rounds will bring together maritime transport companies in April to promote business and project presentations in Latin America.
