Rania Al Abdullah, of Jordan, should visit the Apprentice City-School, which offers communications and art courses and activities to youths from 4 to 21 years of age. The project is Unicef sponsored.
Author: Marina Sarruf
Representatives of Dar Al Dawa, a maker of generic medications, are going to be in São Paulo tomorrow to participate in business meetings. The company is interested in local distributors.
The company, of flooring and wall tiles, exports to 45 countries and now wants to win the Arab market. For this reason, the organisation is going to participate in the Big 5 building fair in Dubai.
This is the main focus of Jordanian company Universal Labs, which seeks a distributor in Brazil. The director general at the company, Osama Qutaishat, should be in the city of São Paulo this week.
Faced with the ongoing financial crisis, Brazilian marble and granite enterprise is betting on the Arab countries. The company will showcase its products at the Big 5 construction fair, in Dubai.
Minas Gerais-born belly dancer Mariana Barros is one of 14 girls competing for a US$ 50,000 prize in a show by TV network LBC. She spent 45 days in the Arab country.
The Jordan Investment Board CEO, Maen Nsour, told ANBA that the Arab country has investment opportunities for Brazilian companies. He will come to Brazil with the delegation of king Abdullah II.
Itu Marble and Granite, from São Paulo, is going to take blue sodalite to the fair in Dubai. The main market for this kind of stone extracted by the Brazilian company is the Arab market.
The Brazilian brand has created T-shirts and printed dresses with Egyptian elements. One of the novelties is the fabric used in the dresses, PET fibre, produced out of recycled PET bottles.
Costume jewellery by Camila Klein is appealing to the tastes of women worldwide, including the Arabs. However, to cater to the international demand, monthly output must reach 10,000 units.
Over ten natural essences from the Arab country are being sold at Art Mundi, a handicraft fair in São Paulo. The exhibition also brings products from Syria, Lebanon, Egypt and Palestine.
Cecília Prado has decided to renew her knit products, to invest in technology and to increase sales abroad. Today she exports 70% of production to over 20 countries, among them seven Arabs.
Sorelle Puccini Chocolates, a small company from the state of São Paulo, is always seeking exotic products to stuff its chocolates. The news now is a bonbon with rose petals from the Arab country.
Brazilian exports to the Arabs totalled US$ 60.7 million from January to August. In the period, Brazil also purchased from the region: a total of US$ 8.6 million.
