Sapatoterapia is going to participate in Expo Riva Middle East, to take place in the Emirates from February 9th to 11th. The objective is to further increase participation in the region.
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In 2008, the Arab countries were among the main destinations for exports of companies associated to the Organics Brasil Project, which sold US$ 58 million to the foreign market.
Four companies from the Arab country should be in Espírito Santo next week to exhibit at the 27th Vitória Stone Fair. The event should be a thermometer of the impact of the crisis on the sector.
Representatives from Algeria, Oman and the United Arab Emirates are among the 36 buyers from 21 countries to participate in the Abimad high-end decoration fair, which begins in São Paulo next week.
Importers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Kenya and Austria visited the Brazilian stand at Khartoum International Fair. The multisectorial fair ends on Saturday.
This is the perspective for business for the coming 12 months, after business meetings during the São Paulo International Dentistry Congress, promoted last week.
Representatives of companies participating in Khartoum International Fair did good business in the first days of the event. The Brazilian stand received over 100 visitors.
Businessmen who participated in business mission organized by the Ministry of Development returned to Brazil with their luggage full of orders, new contacts and much work ahead.
The multisector exhibition, which continues until Saturday in the capital Khartoum, counts on Brazilian footwear, foodstuff and construction material companies. The stand is organised by the Chamber.
Maximus Trading, which has been exporting green and processed coffee to Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan and the Emirates for 15 years, wants to increase the number of clients in the region in 2009.
The agreement was signed on Friday (30), in Casablanca, by ministers Miguel Jorge, from Brazil, and Abdellatif Maazouz, from Morocco. The Arab nation is the last phase of the mission to North Africa.
If it gets the contract, the company will take on a project estimated between US$ 2 billion and US$ 2.5 billion. The information was disclosed this Thursday (29) by minister Miguel Jorge.
The Arab country seeks access to Brazilian technology in these segments so as to diversify its economy, which is highly oil-dependent. Production of grain and milk are two areas of interest.
In less than two days in the country, businessmen on a trade mission to North Africa have identified several opportunities. Authorities want greater presence of Brazilian companies.
