The fair held in Malaysia is one of the world’s leading gatherings of halal product manufacturers. The Halal do Brasil Project has participated in the trade show since 2023.
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The journalist Lourival Sant’anna gave a lecture at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce on domestic and international challenges facing the country in the next few years, following the presidential elections.
The Suez Canal Economic Zone presents Brazilian companies with opportunities to use its ports and industrial zones to distribute products across three continents.
At an AIM Congress roundtable, the director of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber’s Dubai Office, Rafael Solimeo, presented a digital solution adopted by the institution for trade with Arab countries and called for greater use of technology in international trade.
Journalist Lourival Sant’Anna will speak at ABCC Connects on “Between Geopolitics and the Economy: Brazil’s Post-Election Challenges.”
Patrícia Gouvêa, CEO of NOVA ES, spoke to ANBA about the state’s efforts to attract investment and create business opportunities between companies in Espírito Santo and Arab countries.
Brazil’s Secretary for Africa and the Middle East at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Sérgio Sobral Duarte, visited the Arab-Brazilian Chamber on Wednesday (2). Speaking to ANBA, he highlighted trade and diplomatic aspects of Brazil-Arab relations.
The supermarket chain combining retail and wholesale was created in Brazil. In Morocco, it is operated by a group that also owns the rights to other major retail brands.
Alzaeem Deputy General Manager Redha Salman is looking to buy fresh and frozen Brazilian chicken to process and sell under the company’s own brand.
Potential food and beverage importers from Arab countries visited factories and met with suppliers.
During a visit to Brazil, the Chairman of the External Relations Committee of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce invited Brazilian businesspeople to grow with his country as it rebuilds.
Business matchmaking event organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber connects potential buyers from six Arab companies with 36 Brazilian food and beverage suppliers.
Qatar Chamber delegation says it wants to partner with Brazilian companies, especially food producers, to set up operations in the country.
Local and international speakers will take the lectern on August 25 in São Paulo to discuss global economic transformation in an event hosted by the Arab Chamber. Participation is free of charge.
