Country drew in 1.6% of the global investments in software, hardware and services in 2023, heading the ranking of Latin American countries.
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At a roadshow held by the Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy and ApexBrasil with support from the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, 10 startups pitched innovative concepts in a bid to join the Expand North Star show next October.
After years of study and research, engineer Adair Gallo Jr. established Terraxy together with his Indian professor Himanshu Mishra. Company has developed innovations that help the desertic soil retain water and nutrients for agriculture.
Over half of Brazilian extractive and transformative industries introduced a new product or process in 2022. Machinery and equipment manufacturers were the most innovative.
Scientific publications grew 20% in the Arab country between 2019 and 2022. More than half of the members of research structures are women.
“Fala Curitiba” won the United Arab Emirates Award for Excellence in Government. Initiative aims to listen to local people about the city budget, including online.
Mechanical engineering subjects will be made available on an e-learning platform. Cooperation agreement also provides for visits of workers from Morocco to Senai and vice versa.
The Brazilian company’s chief Global Strategy officer, Léo Carvalho, spoke to ANBA about Solix Ag Robotics, an AI-based technology solution for farms to help reduce emissions, save costs, and improve agricultural efficiency and sustainability. The robot has a 500-farm-long waiting list.
Deep Seed Solutions, a company specializing in oil field analysis, has potential clients in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Tameed specializes in Islamic law-compliant financing for small and medium enterprises. New funds were raised in funding rounds.
Brazilian initiative earned a bronze medal at the QS Reimagine Education Awards in the Sustainability Education category. Ceremony took place at Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi.
The announcement was made by Embraer’s CEO at a seminar this Wednesday afternoon (29) in Riyadh. One of the agreements was with the company FlyNas involving a flying car. Brazilian president Lula spoke at the opening of the event.
The conference held in Abu Dhabi presents and discusses trends in the communication sector with the use of new digital tools and reaffirms the importance of journalistic coverage on topics that are already a reality, such as global warming. Bruno de Sá represents the Brazil-Arab News Agency at the event.
The solution developed by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce allows the entire export process to be carried out digitally with blockchain technology without paperwork.
