The number of constructed buildings in the emirate reached 913 from April to June, 162 more than in the same period of 2016. Increase in population and the urban growth rate impacted the numbers.
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Six new ventures will be unveiled by the developer at the real estate industry event Cityscape Global 2017, set to take place in Dubai next week.
Executives from the emirate’s economic zone talked with representatives from the Brazilian and Minas Gerais decorative stones sectors this Friday in Belo Horizonte.
The country’s Ministry of Defense is looking to purchase front quarters of cattle and 1 million head of cattle, Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce CEO Michel Alaby said in a lecture at Fiemg.
The mayor visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber and presented a project to make the local airport into a halal-only facility, as well as to manufacture halal goods locally. The project will be presented in Dubai.
Executives from the Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) gave a lecture at the Arab Chamber this Tuesday (29). The goal is to attract companies from Brazil, offering the possibility of separate facilities for the country.
The Açaí Spot, the first coffee shop specialized in açaí berry in the United Arab Emirates, is now franchising. The goal is to open from 30 to 50 stores in the next five years.
The technology company based in Paraná state launched a portable device for medical exams, with results coming out in ten minutes. It already sells pulse oximeters to the Arabs and will offer the new product in 2018.
Company Interfruit Alimentos ships three pallets’ worth of papaya and Formosa papaya a week to the United Arab Emirates’ Spinneys chain. Asian competition weighs down on sales.
Brazil’s stand at the Damascus International Fair had received at least 250 commercial contacts until this Wednesday (23). Visitors were looking for a wide variety of products.
Industrial zone Robbiki Leather City is currently under construction in the Arab country. Local tanneries are being relocated to the area, and bringing in non-local capital is in the plans.
The expo at the Syrian capital is taking place for the first time since 2011. The Brazilian stand is hosting four companies, two from the cosmetics sector and two from the pharmaceutical sector.
The event with the organization’s CEO, Michel Alaby, was set to August 24, but it was postponed. He will talk about “How to negotiate with the Arab countries” at the Federation of Industries of the State of Goiás, in Goiânia.
Such is the combined value of 801 projects that are currently being tendered across the Gulf Cooperation Council. By the end of the year, awarded contracts will have reached USD 50.9 billion.
