The Export Promotion Agency is developing marketing activities for potential importers to be taken to see the Confederations Cup match.
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.
The emirate’s department in the sector will set up an office in the city of São Paulo. The objective is to double the number of Brazilians travelling to the region.
Companies and organizations attending the first edition of the World Travel Market Latin America fair, in São Paulo, say attracting ever-increasing numbers of Brazilian tourists is a priority.
Luiz Moan Yabiku Júnior said foreign sales should rise and eventually reach 1 million automobiles in the next three years. Increasing output is another goal of the new administration.
Algeria’s two-time former minister of Finance, Abdellatif Benachenhou, is coming to Brazil to launch “Emerging Countries,” which was released in 2011 and is now being published in the country.
The country’s Deputy prime minister visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber and met businessmen at the Federation of Industries of the state of São Paulo. Brazil’s ambassador to Tripoli says the country offers opportunities.
Libya’s deputy prime-minister Abdulsalam Al-Mahdi Al-Qadi heads a delegation currently visiting Brazil. During meetings in Brasília, he spoke of increasing trade relations with Brazil.
The concession holder who took over control of the terminal in February plans to increase the capacity by 66% by 2017. Lower product delivery times and better services are among the changes forecasted.
Agriculture Ministry figures show that foreign sales increased by 6% from January to March. A commodities analyst claims the performance could have been better if it weren’t for logistics issues.
The former economic policy secretary to Brazil’s Ministry of Finance, José Roberto Mendonça de Barros, will speak on domestic and international economic perspectives at the offices of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
The vice president at the company, Ram Menen, stated that worldwide the sector is living deceleration. The exception is Africa, which is growing.
Seminar held by the Apex in collaboration with the Arab Brazilian Chamber has shown that the country holds investment opportunities and potentially good returns, but businessmen must prepare themselves.
Delayed works, irregularities and projects postponed for after the event threaten the benefits that the country could have as a result of the contest. Still, stadiums and road works are inducing growth in some areas.
The company had 10.7% growth in net profit last year and plans to increase foreign sales to 30% of revenues by 2015. The Middle East and Africa are part of the strategy.
