The Brazilian Export Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil)’s regional office in Dubai is under new direction. Ely Dauly is focusing on supporting Brazilian companies and finding business opportunities.
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Brazilian companies celebrate good contacts and potential deals at the civil construction fair in Dubai. The stand’s location was commended and at least one enterprise has already had orders placed.
Currently, there are 15 Brazilian enterprises operating from the Jebel Ali Free Zone, in Dubai, but the facility’s vice president has said the number may go up in the next few years.
The Middle East’s leading construction industry fair opened this Monday (17th) in Dubai, featuring eight companies in the Brazilian pavilion.
In 2013, sales from the state to Arab countries grossed US$ 24.4 million. A seminar held this Tuesday with Arab ambassadors and local businessmen presented new business opportunities.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturing company claims it has taken the climate conditions of Arab countries under consideration in developing its new KC-390 military jet.
A delegation from Paraná state’s civil construction union Sinduscon and from the local Federation of Industries is travelling to the Arab country next week to visit an industry fair and construction sites.
This month, eight enterprises will participate in the Big 5, in a stand organized by the Arab Chamber and the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil), and are expecting to strike deals.
New project will focus on international promotion of premium products and nutraceuticals. Marketing strategies will cover eight different countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The Brazilian embassy in Amman organized a stand at Horeca, a trade show for the food and beverage services and hospitality industry exhibition.
A Brazilian delegation of micro and small businesses from Blumenau, in Santa Catarina, visited the sustainable Masdar City, in the Emirates. The group was impressed and should visit the Arab country again in the future.
The cost of operating from the emirate’s Free Trade Zone is as low as US$ 5,000 a year. During an event at the Arab Chamber headquarters, a delegation outlined existing opportunities to Brazilian executives.
The trade show of the São Paulo State Supermarket Association will feature date and olive oil producers and winemaking companies. The event will be held in May next year.
For two years now, Perky Shoes has been exporting espadrilles, a widely worn item in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state, to the Arab country. The company is in talks for its client to become a distributor.
