Event is held by the Ministry of Tourism and seeks to develop the sector through trade and partnerships.
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Brazil’s Minister of Environment participated in event in Berlin with the presidents of COP28 and COP29, and climate officials. How to fast-track the enforcement of the Paris Agreement was part of the discussions.
Brazilian company redesigns plants and products based on the requirements of the halal market. As it has gained in quality, it now aims at exporting premium honey to Muslim-majority countries.
Government agency Conab expects a smaller sugarcane crop but a largest sugar production as the market is favorable.
Brazilian tech clothing brand has already exported to the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and Saudi Arabia, and plans on reaching more markets in the region. Quick-drying, sweat-absorbing and temperature-regulating apparel are designed for hotter countries.
Seminar on translation held by the National Library of Brazil presented data showing a growth in the foreign demand for translating new Brazilian authors.
Halal do Brasil project held a seminar in the state to present opportunities in Muslim countries to local producers.
Lebos Chaguri, a Lebanese Brazilian pilot, came in second at Marathon River 2024, with his duo partner Mauricio Scherrer.
China holds the world’s largest share of electric vehicles, but demand from other countries has risen. In Brazil they represent a market share of 3%, while in the Middle East and Africa they account for less than 1%.
At a warm-up event for the supermarket industry show Apas, an Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce economist presented the local market’s opportunities to Arab exporters.
BRAEXP export platform of ApexBrasil has penned a partnership with Banco do Brasil, which now offers services like export financing and foreign exchange operations on the interface.
GDP registered an annual 2.8% decrease thanks to a drop in oil activities.
Fair to be held in June in capital Tunis will gather technology startups, major companies, and investors. Artificial intelligence will be the central focus.
Agreen and Orange were some of the Egyptian exhibiting companies at trade show Fruit Attraction that took place in São Paulo earlier this week. The former already caters to Brazil and wants to boost business, while the latter participated in the show to start exploring the country’s market.
