A meeting on perspectives of relations between Brazil and the Arab countries should take place on October 17th. Among the speakers are Fernando Pimentel, Pedro Malan, Delfim Netto and José Graziano.
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The Brazilian government has reduced the tariff on imports of the industrial input from 10% to 2%.
The food industry machinery manufacturing company is looking for representatives in Arab countries to expand its operations. The enterprise already exports to Kuwait, United Emirates and Saudi.
The goal is to showcase the country’s non- oil and gas products and services. The program includes business matchmaking rounds and enrolment closes on October 4.
The author of the book ‘The Exporter,’ the Italian Nicola Minervini says small businesses need to study their targets before worrying about the red tape. He participated in a seminar Sebrae-SP.
Beach fashion by the Feriado Nacional brand is already in four Arab countries. The items are more discreet and have been exported to the Middle East and North Africa since 2004.
The São Paulo-based trading company got started doing business in the region and now supplies four Arab countries – Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Emirates – with truck and bus parts.
In a visit to São Paulo, the director of company Ard Guisser says that he aims to export products made from medicinal and aromatic plants, as well as essential oils, like argan oil.
The tariff has been lowered from 10% to 2%. The measure will remain effective for 180 days and is limited to a maximum of 50,000 tonnes of frozen fisheries.
The Micro and Small Business Support Service should promote a seminar about internationalisation of small business. The idea is to provide incentives for companies to be born with a foot abroad.
Bassim Khoury, CEO at pharmaceutical company Pharmacare, is in Brazil seeking business opportunities. He should visit a fair in the sector and have meetings with national companies.
Six Brazil-based enterprises will take part in the furniture and interior design fair in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from September 24 to 27.
The marketing manager of company Universal is in São Paulo and plans to find a local partner to produce and trade its products on the national market.
Brazil has announced a new concession programme. The plan is to transfer to private companies 7,500 km of highways and 10,000 km of railways. The expectation is to sign contracts in 2013.
