Plan to boost relations between both countries was discussed by the crown prince of Abu Dhabi, Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Brazilian Development minister Fernando Pimentel.
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Representatives of Brazilian companies met with businessmen from the Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The contacts are promising, according to those participating.
Apex signs memoranda of intention with four agencies in the country, responsible for trade and investment free zones. The objective is to simplify business with medium and small companies.
A Brazilian trade delegation should spend two days in Saudi Arabia, which plans to invest US$ 625 billion in infrastructure up to 2020. For 2012 alone, the budget forecasts investment of US$ 184 bn.
The projects were presented in Doha to Brazilian construction companies. The country needs works to host the 2022 World Cup and seeks international partners.
The slaughterhouse in Mato Grosso already exports raw beef to Egypt, the Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Now, it aims to win more clients in the region.
A representative of the Jordanian Aganqeeb Company is in Vitória Stone Fair seeking Brazilian suppliers of granite and marble. He has already bought eleven containers.
The region is one of those with the greatest potential for greater imports of Brazilian products over the next five years, said Foreign Ministry Trade Promotion Department director Rubens Gama.
Footwear Components By Brasil project of export promotion agency Apex and shoe and leather association Assintecal will cover Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Colombia, Argentina, Italy, India and China.
The organization will turn 60 and intends to celebrate with commercial and cultural initiatives. Highlights include the launch of online Middle East and North Africa information system InfoBiz.
Brazilian airlines are going to participate in business meetings in Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Qatar. The delegation includes exporters, builders and other state-owned and other private companies.
Rubber manufacturing and food trading companies have already scheduled meetings with potential clients in the African country during the 29th Khartoum International Fair.
Khartoum International Fair starts on Wednesday featuring a booth organized by Brazil’s foreign ministry and the Arab Brazilian Chamber. Businessmen will visit local businesses and attend meetings.
A research by company Regus covering 85 countries shows that 96% of companies in Brazil that already operate abroad aim to expand on the international market.
