The Brazilian company signed memorandums in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Oman to study implementing hubs focused on low-carbon steelmaking products.
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The Arab country reported an expansion in international oil sales from January to September, reaching USD 90.3 billion.
Researcher at Unesp is one of the authors of a research paper on images of the desertification process in Sudan.
E-commerce boom, purchases on social media, digital-physical mashups: see how the pandemic has impacted the Brazilian consumer behavior.
The Light for the Future project aims to install photovoltaic panels in schools in the Arab country, which is currently experiencing an energy crisis, having electrical power for only one to two hours a day. The goal is for the Brazilian-Arab community to support ten schools with USD 150,000. USD 90,000 have already been raised.
In a roadshow organized by the Embassy of Brazil in Abu Dhabi and the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, executives visited six emirates and found a booming market niche.
United Nations Secretary-General warned the policies practiced worldwide at the moment are leading the globe towards catastrophe.
Over 50 companies from Brazil will exhibit and launch products at the Beautyworld Middle East show in Dubai starting Monday (31).
According to a study released by ApexBrasil, Qatar’s real Gross Domestic Product could grow 4.3% from last year. Rising hydrocarbon prices and the World Cup are expected to drive economic activity.
The Arab country in Africa will carry out a project in partnership with the World Bank to revive its electricity supply industry. One of the key priorities is access to affordable energy.
Five Brazilian medical device companies participated in a mission to Egypt this month and returned with expectations of USD 825,000 in contracts.
Abiepan and ApexBrasil will take Ariete, Bralyx, IMG Brasil, Fortfrio, Glasart, G. Paniz, Prática, and Skymsen to participate in Gulfood Manufacturing, a trade show that is taking place from November 8 to 10.
A report indicated Tunisian startups are growing and attracting more investment. Most of the businesses are in the education technology segment.
Following a successful career in the financial market, Brazil’s Rafael Gonçalves has lived in the UAE for four years and worked at two Arab companies. He is now the head of the world’s largest date firm, Al Foah.
