Representatives of three tourism operators, a hotel from the state of Amazonas, from the CCAB, from the Brazilian Tourism Institute and the Brazilian Airport Infrastructure Company will promote the tourism potential in Brazil at the Arabian Travel Market, which starts on Tuesday in the United Arab Emirates.
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Soon after the summit between Arab and South American heads of state, the CCAB is going to promote, on May 12 and 13, in São Paulo, business meetings between Arabs and Brazilians. A total of 93 importers and exporters from Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, Sudan and Tunisia had been registered up to Friday.
The strategy helped the company become the leader in the sector in Brazil, and helped conquer clients on the foreign market. Fujiwara exports to 25 countries, among them some Arab. Currently, the industry is participating in a tender for the sale of 40,000 pairs of shoes to Saudi Arabia.
This information was supplied by the director of the commercial promotion department of the Brazilian Foreign Office (Itamaraty), Mario Vilalva, who was in Cairo to promote the meetings. Around 15 businessmen from Egypt, representing sectors like commodities, cement and electric equipment are going. The Brazil-Egypt Business Council wants trade between both countries to reach US$ 1 billion up to 2010.
Montevérgine exports alcohol free cherry bonbons and cashew nut and peanut nougats to both countries in North Africa. The sales began around one year ago. The company exports between 15% and 20% of production to around 15 countries.
Castor sells dresses and skirt and blouse sets to luxury stores in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Kuwait and Qatar. The company produces around 3,500 products a month and exports half of its production of feminine clothes. The products are made out of cotton and acrylic threads and are ornamented with embroidery and stamping.
Agência Brasil Brasília – The Ministry of Transportation will immediately employ on road restoration US$581 million (R$1.5 billion) of the total of US$1.6 billion (R$4.2 billion) that the government must release until August. The Minister of Transportation, Alfredo Pereira do Nascimento, affirmed "This means the return of investments on roads in Brazil and the generation
The information was provided to ANBA on Tuesday, by the ministry of Foreign Trade of the Asian country, Tariq Ikran, who was in Brazil heading a business delegation. According to him, in his country there is also government and private company interest in Brazilian ethanol production.
On the 9th, 10th and 11th of May, the Ulysses Guimarães Convention Centre, in Brazilian capital Brasília, is going to receive businessmen for commercial events to take place in parallel to the summit between Arab and South American countries. There will be seminars, an investment fair, and there will also be space for business meetings. Registration for participation is free and may be done on site BrazilTradeNet.
The Lebanese are the main importers of the footwear produced by Sandálias 755, a small company in the city of Arapiraca, in the northeastern Brazilian state of Alagoas. The company makes male and female sandals and exports them to Spain, the Dominican Republic, Portugal and the United States. Part of the shoes is made out of PVC collected by poor people at sanitary dumps in the region, which is made into soles.
Agência Brasil Brasília – Brazil and the region of Catalonia (Spain) will exchange information about investments that may help potential Brazilian and Catalan investors in their international businesses decision-making process. A Memorandum of Understanding on the exchange of economic data was signed in Barcelona (Spain), this Thursday (14), by Brazil’s Minister of Development, Industry and
The International Trade Fair for Wood Machinery should gather 15,000 businessmen from South America up to next Saturday and generate a turnover of US$ 40 million in business.
Polenghi, the Brazilian branch of the French Bongrain group, is selling its Polenguinho cheese to Iraq. Exports began in mid 2004 and continued strong in the first months of this year. The company has already even provided new packages for the products, with information in Arabic.
Company Anantha, from the state of São Paulo, started exporting to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait in the second half of last year and is now also negotiating entry in Algeria and Lebanon. Anantha produces perfumes and cosmetics from typically Brazilian essences, such as coffee, orange and passion fruit with chocolate extracts.
