Twenty-four Brazilian companies are going to seek business at the Index Dubai, the largest furniture sector fair in the Middle East, to take place from November 14th to 17th.
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The prime minister, Nader Dahabi, discussed the matter with Arab Brazilian Chamber president Salim Schahin on Wednesday. Among the areas of interest are aviation, agriculture and infrastructure.
Arab businessmen Nasser Laieb and Reyadh N. Hanna established Green Space General Trading, headquartered in the Emirates, three months ago. The idea is to work exclusively with Brazilian products.
The country’s ‘development zones’ program awards benefits, such as tax exemption, to entrepreneurs in industry, trade, services, tourism, real estate and technology.
Civil construction industry businessmen and architects from the state of Mato Grosso are heading to Dubai this month, seeking technology transfer and business partnerships.
According to a survey conducted by the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Qatar are the most attractive markets in the Gulf for Brazilian companies.
The organisation should have a stand, together with the embassy of Brazil, at DBX Sulaimaniyah International Tradeshow, which begins on Wednesday, in the Arab country. The fair is multisectorial.
The Brazilian company will exhibit its full line of jets, such as the Lineage 1000 and Legacy 600, at the Dubai Air Show, from November 15th to 19th. Both models are already present in the Emirates.
The company, one of Brazil’s leading thread seal tape makers, will exhibit for the first time at the Big 5 Show fair, in the Emirates. The enterprise attended the Arab Brazilian Chamber workshop.
The civil construction companies going on the CNI’s mission to the Emirates this month want to find Arab partners to distribute their products. The trip was the theme of a meeting in Florianópolis.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber president, Salim Schahin, will head a trade mission to Jordan starting Friday (6th). Businessmen and leaders will seek business and closer ties with the Arab country.
The Saudi fair resulted in promising contacts for participating Brazilian companies, even though the focus is more on agricultural inputs than in ready-to-eat foods.
This Thursday, a preparatory lecture will be given in Florianópolis to Brazilian construction companies that will go on the National Confederation of Industries’ mission to the Emirates, this month.
Companies featured at the Brazilian stand at Saudi Agro-Food fair are confident in entering the market or expanding existing business. Those are the cases of Tirolez and Bauducco.
