Apex has established an agreement with the Abexa, a new handicraft association, and forecasts investment of US$ 4.7 million, to foster exports. For 2011, the target is to sell US$ 3.9 million abroad.
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The Brazilian embassy in Lebanon has begun promoting Project Lebanon, an infrastructure, energy and technology exhibition due May. The country’s economy is showing strong growth.
Middle Eastern importers in the food, construction and furniture industries are negotiating with Brazilian trading companies in São Paulo. Export Promotion Agency expects US$ 30 million in deals.
Indumak, a maker of packing and bundling machinery that has been exporting to Egypt for eight years, is seeking new distributors in North Africa and the Middle East.
The signing was the last appointment of the Brazilian minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Miguel Jorge, on a mission to the Middle East. The institutions will seek joint investment.
Brazilian entrepreneurs offered their products to the Arabs during a meeting at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, in São Paulo. Libyan company is seeking commodities and wants to do business in the country.
Delegation members on a trip to the Middle East have virtually closed orders. Brazilian and Saudi governments will sign an agreement to regulate agricultural investment.
Omani government officials have proposed for the Brazilian business delegation currently in the Middle East to open warehouses at the Port of Sohar, where mining company Vale has project.
Representatives of the Tripoli-based Joint Stocks National Company are in São Paulo seeking Brazilian exporters of wheat, maize and soy. Interested parties may find them at the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
The topic was discussed in Doha by Development minister Miguel Jorge, Arab Brazilian Chamber president Salim Schahin and representatives of the government and private sector in the Arab country.
Members of the Brazilian trade delegation organized by the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade are optimistic about opportunities in Syria, Kuwait and Qatar.
The country’s head of government received the Brazilian minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Miguel Jorge, who is heading a mission to the Middle East. Kuwaitis invest heavily abroad.
Companies participating in Mactech, an industrial machinery fair in Cairo, returned to their homes satisfied with the contacts made and with the possibility of finding distributors in the region.
The funds will go mainly to infrastructure, according to figures disclosed at the Brazil-Syria business forum, promoted in Damascus. The Arab country aims to negotiate an agreement with the Mercosur.
