The Arab-Brazilian Chamber held a meeting between female leaders from Brazil and members of a Saudi delegation in São Paulo for the B20 Summit. The group shared experiences in business.
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The UN COP30 climate summit will be held in Belém, Pará state, in 2025. During a visit to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, executives from the Arab-Brazilian Chamber discussed partnerships.
The online training offers content for individuals and companies looking to expand their knowledge of Muslim-majority markets and become qualified to export.
The organization has joined the Azerbaijan Halal Business Forum, where it is introducing Brazilian small and medium businesses active in the halal market. COP29, which will be held in the capital, Baku, was also on the agenda.
Five companies are exhibiting at the world’s largest halal products show. The Secretary-General of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber highlights the event’s importance for scoping out clients and opening new markets.
In a talk series, filmmaker David Schurmann and the Azerbaijani ambassador to Brasília warned about global warming, pollution, and the topics under discussion at COP29 to be held in Baku.
King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) is looking for young companies in the technology, sustainability, and space sectors to develop research in labs in Saudi Arabia.
CEO of Voice of the Oceans shares sports lessons for leadership and high performance in business and professional life. The talk will take place on September 18 in São Paulo.
MIHAS is the leading global showcase for products fit for Muslim consumption. Through the Halal do Brasil project, six companies will participate in the event set for September 17-20 in Kuala Lumpur.
Businessman Mohamad Orra Mourad took over as secretary-general of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce earlier this month. A descendant from Palestinians and Lebanese, he comes from the real estate sector to run the institution’s projects at an executive level.
Institution is an exhibitor at event for startups in Brazil’s Florianópolis to showcase the Arab countries in the innovation universe and the company internationalization work of the CCAB Lab.
Guests of the Buyer Project were at food processing plants in Goiás, Minas Gerais, and Paraná following a week of seminars and B2B meetings in São Paulo.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce paid the fee for companies from Rio Grande do Sul that were registered to participate in the B2B meetings with importers from Muslim-majority countries before the climate tragedy the state went through. The goal was to create business opportunities and help reinvigorate the economy.
Jihed Ben Slama, one of the representatives in a delegation from Muslim-majority countries visiting Brazil this week via the Halal do Brasil project, seeks trade deals in the Latin American giant.
