The director of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hassan Al Hashemi, presented the idea yesterday during a meeting with the Arab Brazilian Chamber board and Apex representatives.
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This is the expectation of the Brazilian companies that took part in the furniture and decoration fair held late November in Dubai. Organizations Abimóvel and Apex took 23 exhibitors to the event.
For the Brazilian Electric and Electronic Industry Association, Brazilian electric products are competitive and may establish themselves in the Arab market.
Cereser exports the alcohol-free beverage to four Arab countries and expands its presence in the region. One month ago, the company sponsored a tennis tournament in Qatar, where cider was served.
This should be the total sales figure for Brazilian companies as a result of the fair, which ended on Thursday in Dubai. More than 3,000 contacts were made at the Brazilian stand.
Apart from European producers, Brazilian companies at the building sector fair in Dubai must compete with local industries. The main producer in the Emirates is Rak.
The general manager of trading company Parcel Ceramics, Abdul Rauf Al Alawi, who imports ceramics, was impressed with Brazilian stones and wants to start importing them.
The Tuesday edition of The Big 5 News brings articles about Brazilian ceramic tile and frame exporters. The articles focus on the importance of the Arab market to the sectors.
The CEO of the Dubai-based company, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, said that he is waiting on the company’s board to assess a feasibility report in order to decide whether to invest in the Brazilian state.
Air compressor manufacturing company Schulz is exhibiting at the Big 5 Show fair, in Dubai, for the first time and has already closed a deal. Other orders should be placed during the exhibition.
Company Santa Luzia, of frames and skirting boards, closed a sale to a construction company in the Emirates one day prior to the opening of the building sector fair, which began today, in Dubai.
The smallest of the seven United Arab Emirates is interested in establishing partnerships with Brazilian enterprises. A delegation of businessmen was there this Sunday (22nd) seeking opportunities.
Two building sector companies have offices in the Emirates and several projects in the country. The two presented themselves this Sunday in the Arab Brazilian Chamber construction seminar.
Trading company DXB, which specializes in the Arab market, is going to open a salesroom of Brazilian products in the Saudi capital. Food and building material are among the main items.
