A memorandum of understanding signed this Tuesday should boost cooperation between both institutions. Its goals include bringing companies based in São Paulo closer to the Arab market, thus diversifying Brazilian exports.
Browsing: Business Opportunities
The 18th Arab Businessmen and Investors Conference is taking place from November 11 to 13 in Manama.
Next Tuesday (12) will see the Arab Brazilian Chamber host a cycle of talks with specialists and executives on consumer habits in the Middle East and North Africa. The Chamber will also enter into a MoU with São Paulo city agency SP Negócios.
Agroindustry produces and exports olives, olive oil, and garlic and now has a branch in Brazil with its own staff and goods for immediate delivery. Announcement was made at the Arab Chamber.
Four Brazilian products earned geographic indications this year. The membership comes with a label that certifies the production, adding value and generating independence.
Egypt’s Commercial Office in São Paulo launched a permanent exhibit of Egyptian-made items by 33 different companies at its headquarters on Paulista Avenue.
Partnerships were entered into during a seminar that featured president Jair Bolsonaro, including between ANBA and Arab News newspaper.
The announcement came in the wake of a meeting between president Jair Bolsonaro and Saudi Arabian crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
Brazilian company that produces famous poultry brands such as Sadia and Perdigão signed a memorandum with Saudi officials to build a plant in the country.
Brazilian pharma company signed an agreement with the country’s industrial development agency to prospect the market and decide a potential business model.
The country was targeted by USD 3.6 billion in foreign direct investment in the first half of 2019, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) reported.
Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil mentioned opportunities in infrastructure that can be advantageous to both sides. He joined a business seminar in Abu Dhabi.
Brazilian-Lebanese businessman Issam Hassan started Massi Trading in Dubai seven years ago to serve as a branch of Brazilian companies in the Arab countries. He trades mainly poultry but is studying new fields and ways to act.
The Brazilian tech and engineering multinational might join transportation projects in the Arab countries. One of its strategies is to go international by following major global corporations in its client roster.
