The Islamic Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture organized a workshop about the topic in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Michel Alaby, CEO of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, attended the event.
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Survey ordered by the industry and export promotion agency shows that the country’s market is expanding and that the local consumer is pleased with the Brazilian product. Brands such as Havaianas are very well-known.
The CEO of the Arab Chamber will speak, in Rio de Janeiro, on cultural aspects, negotiation methods and opportunities in relations with business owners from the Middle East and North Africa.
The Arab country had two representatives in the Buyer’s Project promoted by Movelsul Brasil 2016, fair of the furniture sector that takes place in Bento Gonçalves, 121 km from Porto Alegre.
Brazil’s footwear industry association Abicalçados and export promotion agency Apex-Brasil will disclose the results of a study conducted with wholesale buyers, consumers and specialists in the Arab country.
A multisectorial fair is set to begin on May 28th in the Algerian capital and registrations are open for foreign businesses looking to exhibit. Last year, 200,000 people attended the event.
The Brazilian footwear manufacturer resumed selling to the country recently and is in talks to sell to three other Arab nations. The Middle East is one of the targets of a strategy to boost foreign sales.
The halal food company Al Islami intends to open an office in São Paulo soon and is considering having a facility for processing poultry in the country.
The Lux Brasil overseas promotion project is targeting Saudi Arabia. Chandelier and fiber optics manufacturers are looking to export to the Arab countries.
The Brazilian aircraft maker is exhibiting its Legacy 500 and Legacy 650 at an event from March 08 to 10. The Middle East is a major buying market.
Ambassadors from Algeria, Sudan and Morocco are attending Expodireto Cotrijal, a trade show in Não-Me-Toque, Rio Grande do Sul. The event opens next Monday and a Jordanian company is also set to attend.
El Khalil, from Alexandria, is expanding its international presence and claims Brazil has a big market to be explored.
Adam Hamwia arrived in Brazil towards the end of 2013 and decided to open a restaurant in the Vila Madalena district a year later, amid a story marked by problems and opportunities.
The state-owned company that manages railways in the country is floating a tender for diesel locomotives purchased in the late 1970s.
