The Brazilian trading company Global Guiders is acting as an intermediate between Brazilian and Syrian entrepreneurs for a new partnership. They are negotiating the installation of a factory in Syria with capital from the two countries. Global Guiders is participating in the 51st Damascus International Fair, next to other Brazilian companies. They all share a stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). Corgett, a semi-jewel manufacturer also at the fair has found a distribu
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Since it started, last Friday (03), the fair has already generated good sales possibilities for the 15 Brazilian companies present. They are all included in the stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). Business generated should total US$ 100 million up to September 12.
Starting next year, small companies should participate in at least five fairs outside the country with the assistance of the São Paulo state government. The Bank of Brazil is going to finance tickets and hotel fees. The intention is to increase participation of these companies in state export, to rise around 40% this year.
One of the ten Afric participants has just shipped the first fitness collection samples made especially for the Arab Market. Since the beginning of last year, when the group started working together, they have already participated in three fairs in the region and have found a representative in Dubai.
Company Sipiolli, based in the city of Mirassol, started exporting to the Arabs after participation in furniture fair Index, in the United Arab Emirates. This year, the company is once again going to participate in the event, one of the most important in the sector, participating in a stand organized by the Brazilian Furniture Export Promotion Program (Promóvel). The target is to further increase sales to countries in the region.
From the Newsroom São Paulo – In 2050, Brazil will have the same number of inhabitants in the age groups between 0 and 14 years and 65 years and above, according to the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics (IBGE). Both groups will represent 18% of the 259.8 million inhabitants that should be living in
Since last year, company Gramazon, based in the northern Brazilian state of Rondônia, has been investing in participation in international fairs and in a partnership with Lebanese company B2B international, to provide incentives for sales of ornamental stones to the Arab market. The factory has mines in the whole of the state and in the north of Mato Grosso, and invests in technology to minimize environmental impact.
To the manager of the International Business Centre (CIN) of the Federation of Industries of the State if Rio de Janeiro, Caio de Mello Franco, who participated in the meeting yesterday (30) with a group of Algerian businessmen, "there is large trade potential to be explored" between the Arab country and the state. Since they landed in the state of São Paulo, last Thursday, the Algerians have met around 200 Brazilian businessmen. The contacts should generate around US$ 50 million in deals in six
Around 120 Brazilian companies went to Hotel Blue Tree Towers Convention Centre on Thursday and Friday to offer their products to Algerian companies visiting Brazil on a trade mission. The businessmen left very enthusiastic with the possibility of future business. Today, the mission will have another roundtable, this time at the offices of the Federation of Industries of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Firjan), also in southeastern Brazil.
The largest exclusively Brazilian event in the Middle East will be organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and by the Brazilian Export Promotion Agency (Apex). The exhibition pavilion will be over double the size of the one used last year. In 2003, large volumes of business were generated, US$ 30.7 million, as well as a future business forecast of US$ 115 million.
Yesterday, on the first day of the event, around 90 commercial contacts were made between Brazilian exporters and Algerian companies on a mission to Brazil. Still yesterday, the Brazil-Algeria business council was established.
One of the factors that may contribute to the increase in trade relations between both countries is an Algerian government development project that forecasts investment of US$ 50 billion in various sectors of the economy up to 2009. A mission of businessmen and government representatives from the Arab country is in São Paulo to do business.
One of the largest jewellery sector events in the Middle East, Jewellery Arabia 2004, to take place between October 5 and 9, should help Brazilian sector exporters to increase sales to the region. This will also be an opportunity to show the businessmen and consumers from various countries the creativeness and design of products made in Brazil.
Isaura Daniel São Paulo – Brazil has potential to receive investment from Arab countries, especially in the food, agribusiness, textile, and shoe sectors. This statement is by Deloitte Corporate Finance partner Ricardo de Carvalho. "Brazilian companies have products and technology, but they need capital to grow. In Brazil, money is very expensive," he stated. Carvalho
