Fair Hands of the Earth ends next Sunday in the city of Caxias do Sul, in Rio Grande do Sul, and shows the handicraft of 28 countries, among them six Arab nations.
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.
Seven Brazilians are in the Arabian Business list of the 500 most influential Arabs and their descendants. Doctor Adib Jatene is in 9th place and São Paulo city mayor Gilberto Kassab is in 441st.
Microlots are made with grains cultivated in special conditions. Grater quality attracts foreign buyers, including those in the United Arab Emirates.
Specialists claim that productions of countries such as Morocco, Jordan and Lebanon resemble their rivals from the Mediterranean and southern France.
A product made in Brazil gains space abroad, while great international producers seek to win the Brazilian consumer. A fair in the sector is taking place this week, in São Paulo.
Commodity is more expensive due to increased demand. In Brazil, domestic consumption is projected to grow. Overseas, the United States have their lowest inventory in 15 years.
Arab Brazilian Chamber representatives who attended the Healthcare medical products fair, in Damascus, have also had meetings with entrepreneurial associations and government organizations.
The establishment of a direct flight between Egypt and Brazil is under negotiation. Ahead of the process is Brazilian travel operator CVC and its partner in the Arab country, Watania Tours.
The Arab Women Organization, headquartered in Egypt, should award scholars who have work published in Natural Science, Physical Science and Philosophy and Logic Science.
Ghazi Karray buys US$ 1.5 million in Brazilian auto parts each year. He attended Automec, a trade show for the industry in São Paulo, and the Arab Brazilian Chamber headquarters.
São Francisco Xavier combines a mountain climate, leisure and good food, but partying is not a part of life in this peaceful district of São José dos Campos, in the interior of the state of São Paulo.
Healthcare, of medical products, begins on Thursday with the participation of two Brazilian companies. The companies want to expand exports to the Arab countries.
The Jordanian Saleh Awwad, who is participating in Automec, in São Paulo, seeks auto parts and agricultural machinery. Fazlollah Epadian, from the Emirates, is also visiting the fair.
Unstable weather in 2010 and the advanced age of cane crops affected sugarcane production in São Paulo, but crops in other states compensated the losses. Foreign sugar demand is on the rise.
