The organizers of the footwear and accessories industry show have invited buyers from the United Arab Emirates and Yemen. Over 2,000 importers from around the world are expected to attend the expo next week.
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‘Doing Business in Dubai,’ an event organized by business owner Ludmilla Figueiredo, will see Brazilian, Portuguese and Angolan expatriates in the UAE get together. Monthly discussions are in the plans as well.
The organization will outline its action plan for this year over a breakfast to be offered to its members and partners on the 16th. Registration is open.
A franchise outlet from the Brazilian brand will open in Dubai in a few days, with another set to go into business in Abu Dhabi in the first quarter. Talks are ongoing for a Middle East plant.
The company owns some of Brazil’s best-known coffee brands, like Pilão and Café do Ponto. Its Brazilian unit ships product to ten different countries and is about to start selling to the Arab market.
A commercial and cultural event will take place at Yas Mall from February 22 to 25, 2018 to celebrate Brazil-United Arab Emirates relations.
Such is the estimate from the organizers of the food industry expo which ended this Thursday in Abu Dhabi. The Brazilian pavilion in the event had backing from the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
The bulk of domestic demand is met by foreign-made product, with some 52,700 tons imported from January to October. Arab countries account for less than 1% of this.
The possibility that the revocations of tariffs, detailed in the Mercosur-Egypt free trade agreement, can be implemented sooner, was discussed in a forum at the Arab Chamber this Friday.
A delegation from the Arab country is holding a seminar on the Mercosur agreement this Friday in São Paulo. On Thursday evening, the group met with Arab Chamber’s directors.
The agency will work alongside the embassies’ trade offices in the development of sector projects. In a review of 2017, Apex’s president said that Apex-supported companies accounted for 28% of Brazilian exports.
Brazilian medical technology association Abimo and export promotion agency Apex-Brasil have renewed their commercial promotion agreement, with plans including going to four expos in Dubai, as well as having a mission to the region in 2018.
The Dubai construction industry show featured five enterprises from Brazil at a stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce. They discussed deals and made promising contacts.
The group will be in São Paulo on December 7 and 8, and will attend a seminar and business matchmaking at the Arab Chamber. They want to explore the opportunities created by the free trade agreement signed with Mercosur.
