In April, the Chamber is going to participate in trade fairs in Libya, Algeria and Syria. Nine Brazilian companies will be represented at the events.
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A Sindipeças seminar, in São Paulo, presented investment in the country of the pyramids, to be targeted by a sector trade mission in May.
Event at the Sindipeças aims to attract auto parts industry entrepreneurs for a trade mission to Egypt, due May. The meeting will be held on Thursday at the organization’s headquarters in São Paulo.
Fanem and Impol are two Brazilian industries to participate in Healthcare, a health product and equipment fair to take place in Syria this month. They aim to grow on the Arab market.
Two Egyptian factories are exhibiting at Fimec, a machinery, component and shoe sector fair in April in Rio Grande do Sul. It produces rubber, EVA and rubber resin.
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia were set as target markets for exports of fruit and derivatives. Brazil will promote marketing actions, participations in fairs and business roundtables.
After one year without exporting, the Rolim de Moura Furniture Producer Association plans to return to the foreign market. The Arab countries are targets.
The equestrian sector fair resulted in US$ 20,000 worth of business deals to the São Paulo-based company, which expects to sell another US$ 300,000 a year to the Gulf countries.
Specializing in products from the Middle East, Tio Ali caters to fellow countrymen and tourists in the centre of São Paulo.
The mission to Iran, Lebanon and Egypt that the Ministry of Development will promote in April aims to diversify the basket of products and increase the number of companies that sell to the region.
Last week, during president Lula’s trip to the region, businessman Fernando de Arruda Botelho, a shareholder of the company, presented a project to take water from the Mediterranean to the Dead Sea.
Brazil Trade Middle East is going to bring together dozens of exporting companies together with buyers from nine countries in the region who are interested in importing various Brazilian products.
The minister should be one of the speakers at the preparatory seminar for the Brazilian trade mission to Egypt, Lebanon and Iran, in April. The meeting should take place today, in São Paulo.
Food packages made by CBPAK, from cassava starch, have started gaining space in Brazil. Now the company aims to win the foreign market.
