Nabil Adghoghi, Moroccan ambassador, announced in a seminar in São Paulo that the airline will increase the number of flights to Brazil in the next few weeks. For Rubens Hannun, the Arab Chamber’s president, this will contribute to the strengthening of bilateral relations.
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An event held in São Paulo addressed trade relations between the two countries and the fact that Brazil could rely on the African nation as a gateway into other markets across the continent.
High-end pieces by the Uberlândia-based Louis Kazan brand, built with natural wood and featuring exclusive design, are on sale at stores in Dubai, Jeddah and Riyadh.
Mercedes-Benz do Brasil will ship this month to Abu Dhabi trucks of the model Atego 1725. They will be used by the Ministry of Defense for troops transportation.
Atech develops systems for air traffic control and airspace defense and wants to offer solutions to other countries, especially in the Middle East.
Brazilian program that promotes the textile and fashion industry abroad has set their target markets for the next two years. The Arab country is one of them.
Survey by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows that there are near 20,000 micro and small registered businesses owned by Brazilians abroad. The majority is located in the United States.
Mohamed Swayeb, from firm Schuhmacher Medtech, which operates in footwear retail and distribution, placed orders in the São Paulo fair. Swayeb and Mohammed Ghaddar, from Oman, visited the Arab Chamber.
Company Shoe Palace did business with seven Brazilian companies in the footwear trade show taking place in São Paulo. The Arab Chamber has a spot in the fair and is providing support to importers.
Saudi Arabia’s Elixir is looking for footwear suppliers for its new store chain, Kuwait’s Hazar Shoes wants to become a franchisee for a Brazilian brand and Oxygen, also from Kuwait, plans to keep on buying.
At least 14 buyers from Arab countries confirmed that they’ll be in the footwear industry show opening early July in São Paulo. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is a partner.
The 59th edition of the multi-industry event comes after a five-year hiatus. Forty enterprises from Brazil have been invited to showcase their goods and reintroduce themselves to the Syrian market.
Respondents of a poll by Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil) named the Arab country as one of the five most promising for investment in non-domestic operations in the next three years.
After a few years of distributing items by other brands in the Arab country, entrepreneur Ana Zakhour began to market her own line of hair products. She hopes to sell to other destinations in the region.
