Brazilian company Alimentos Halal Brasil has already distributed more than 50 copies of a guide that instructs restaurants, hotels, and buffets on procedures for serving food to Muslims.
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The international agency upgraded the country’s score from CCC+ to B- with a stable outlook, citing a lower current account deficit, foreign investment, and partner disbursements.
The conglomerate operating in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia has opened new stores in the Arab country. The group’s retail chains include Mumuso, offering a wide range of products, and Duozoulu, specializing in footwear.
Automakers operating in Brazil shipped 57,089 vehicles abroad in August and 378,249 year to date. Boosted by Argentine purchases, exports supported the sector.
New fragrance launches from established brands, new players in import and distribution, and more companies entering the segment. The presence of Arab perfumes at the Beauty Fair showed that this market is still booming in Brazil.
The Brazilian defense and security company, part of a United Arab Emirates conglomerate, unveiled its new headquarters and production facility in São José dos Campos.
The Brazilian economy grew in the first quarter of the year but rose more—2.2%—compared to the second quarter of 2024, according to official IBGE data.
The low-cost airline from the United Arab Emirates is looking for captains and co-pilots for Airbus A320 aircraft. The company asks applicants to register on its website ahead of the selection process, set to take place between September 8 and 13.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development issued the licenses between July 2024 and June 2025. Applications included ventures without physical offices, as well as farm and industrial openings.
Brazil’s factory will ship Commander model units to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain by the end of the year. The first units have already been shipped.
Between January and July, USD 421.9 million worth of products were shipped to the North African country, with iron ore leading exports.
Among the initiative’s objectives are to expand production capacity and reduce operational costs. The program is in its second phase and has seen participation from more industries.
The Iraqi Private Banks League announced a tool to help the private sector, especially small and medium-sized enterprises in the country, find credit options.
Economist Antonio Braga’s “50 shades of export: chronicles from a foreign trade professional” will be published by Labrador featuring texts designed to provoke thought, educate, and entertain.
