In the first half of this year, the Brazilian bus maker shipped 860 units to 17 countries in those two regions, including five Arab markets.
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The company’s exports to the region reached 2.3% of the total in the year’s first half. Exports to Africa also increased.
An agreement was reached this Tuesday at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in São Paulo. An Egyptian importer is bringing the franchise into 17 other markets.
The second auction of the Brazilian federal government’s stake in production-sharing contracts will be held on the 31st at the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
Fashion and jewelry designers from the emirate presented their collection in a fashion show this Tuesday at Palácio Tangará. The show was part of an introduction event of Nama, the non-profit organization that aims to support and empower women in Sharjah. Brazilian women were invited to be a part of the council.
The Arab Chamber’s president, Rubens Hannun, discussed the idea this Friday with Hind Al Qasimi, Acting Chairperson of the Sharjah Business Women Council.
City Hall secretaries visited the Arab Chamber this Thursday to discuss ways to build closer ties with the region. The municipality is looking to build closer trade and culture ties with the Arab world, and plans include events.
The Brazilian company based in Joinville, Santa Catarina has been selling to the Arab country for two years. Now, it is looking to step up its foreign sales.
The Arab Chamber held a workshop to present the existing opportunities to Brazilian companies in the Arab countries’ construction sector. Growing economies and diversification are attractive features.
The Home & Construction workshop will be held on August 1 at the organization’s headquarters. Intended for industry businesses, the event is free of charge and registrations are open.
The Director of International Offices of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Omar Khan, attended the Global Agribusiness Forum, in São Paulo, and told ANBA that there’s room to boost trade in the sector.
São Paulo – Ambassador Hassine Bouzid (pictured above, on the right), the chairman of the Brazil-Tunisia Business Council, told ANBA that during a meeting in Tunis last week, the body decided to carry out actions designed to encourage bilateral trade over the next two years. Bouzid chairs the Council on Tunisia’s side, while Arab Brazilian
For the second consecutive year, the space will be organized by the Arab Chamber and the Brazilian embassy in the Syrian capital. Brazilian companies interested in taking part can use the space with no costs.
This Friday (20), the organization’s president, Rubens Hannun, led a meeting of the Brazil-Tunisia Business Council, alongside ambassador Hassine Bouzid.
