The architect became renowned for his several projects in Brazil and worldwide. He also left works in the Arab countries, including Constantine University, in Algeria.
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.
One of the largest temples of its kind, Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Mosque is not just a place of worship. It is also a nice place to visit for those who enjoy history and admire grandiose architecture.
Directors of Grupe Touati should participate in business roundtables in São Paulo to import food from Brazilian suppliers. The company is seeking attractive prices.
The vice president at the Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and CEO of a building sector consultancy seeks those interested in investing in the Saudi market and in opportunities for Arabs in Brazil.
Brazilian companies which attended a fair in Sharm El Sheik and business matchmaking rounds in Cairo intend to import herbs and medicinal plants and export food to the Arabs.
Six importers will attend an event in the city of Sharm el Sheikh to meet spice, aromatic and medicinal herb companies. In Cairo, they will engage in business matchmaking rounds.
A Santa Catarina state business mission to the Middle East ends after contacts with new materials and construction techniques. The delegation travelled to Doha, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Quartz stone company Pettrus will have a representative in the region. The padlock manufacturer Pado should close deals with customers who visited the Brazilian booth at the fair in Dubai.
Construction company Engeprot owner Omar Hamaoui opens an office in Qatar, whose construction market holds the promise of growing in years to come.
According to the companies participating in Dubai’s Big 5 fair, the Saudi market is making the most contacts and placing the most orders.
A seminar held by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in Dubai presented potentialities in business and investment in the country, which has been described as resistant to the international crisis.
Middle East civil construction exhibition increases by 7% in size from 2011. ‘Green’ products gain space, and Brazilian companies can strengthen their presence in the region.
Company Universo Tintas is participating in Dubai’s Big 5 Show for the first time, aiming to increase its exports to the region.
At a seminar held in Doha, Brazilian civil construction businessmen saw the main projects underway in the country which will host the 2022 World Cup.
