Such is the forecast of the organisers of Labace, a trade show for the executive aviation industry starting next Thursday in São Paulo. Brazil has a fleet of 12,178 aircraft.
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Ravioli Casa, which sells decoration objects and antiques in São Paulo, is promoting the Casa Clássica exhibition, which includes Egyptian furniture, bought from carpenters in the Arab country.
According to a study by the Federation of Industries of the state, the funds should be invested over the next three years in the areas of energy, infrastructure and industry.
The Brazilian group, which operates in the production of chemicals and in the development of projects for water reuse, is one of the companies to participate in the Big 5 Show, in Dubai.
The northeastern Brazilian state will promote a seminar including lectures and meetings from the 17th to 19th this month. Importers from eight different countries, among them Jordan, should attend.
Hisham Ibrahim Ghroab, a representative of Style Design, got price estimates with several Brazilian companies exhibiting at the Abimad high-end decoration fair, in São Paulo.
The organizers of Sweet Brazil expect buyers from the Americas, Africa, the Middle East and Europe. The event, which begins on August 10th, should bring together the largest producers in the country.
The Arab countries are in the list of markets considered priority for Texbrasil, an Abit export incentive program with the support of the Apex.
Companies WMR Brasil and M.Moschini, are going to associate themselves to AST group, from the United Arab Emirates, to operate in foreign trade. They work in partnership.
Recco, which has a factory in the city of Maringá, in the state of Paraná, is negotiating with an Egyptian importer. In the Arab world, the company already exports to Lebanon and the Emirates.
Tarif Akhras and Najib Assaf have much in common: they are at the head of large family groups, operate in various sectors and have strong trade relations with Brazilian companies.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber secretary general, Michel Alaby, spoke of business opportunities to entrepreneurs from the state yesterday. Furniture, auto parts and agroindustry are promising sectors.
The opinion was expressed by the Brazilian ambassador in Damascus, Edgard Casciano. To him, the country’s economy is ‘gradually but steadily’ more open and modern, and offers investment opportunities.
Importers from the Arab country and neighbouring nations sought the Arab Brazilian Chamber stand at the Damascus International Fair to learn more about imports of food, clothing and TV antennae.
