According to information released by the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade, the price of the product imported from Brazil dropped 12% at official points of sale in the Arab country.
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Brazilian brand Zee.Dog has found a market niche in colorful design pet accessories. The brand exports to 50 countries, including Arab nations.
A study by ABESPetro, conducted with consultancy firm Delloite, pointed out the Brazilian oil and gas industry could receive investments of USD 24 billion a year until 2025.
Innovation and investment specialists from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar spoke at a webinar held by the Arab Brazilian Chamber this Wednesday (3). The entity launched a mission to the Arab world aimed at startups to occur in October. Registration is open.
The investment company from the United Arab Emirates bid to acquire control of Zamp, which owns recognized restaurant chains in Brazil.
Inflated prices of products such as fertilizers and oil increased Brazilian imports in July, diminishing the positive trade balance.
The Egyptian government announced it will hold five major regional forums to present climate-related projects. They will occur right before the 27th United Nations Climate Conference, to take place in Sharm El-Sheikh in November.
In October, the entity will promote a mission to the two Arab countries for Brazilian companies to learn more about innovation initiatives and prospect investments in the region. Details will be presented in a webinar this Wednesday (3).
Brazil doubled its fish exports in the first half of 2022. Frozen fillet was the main item purchased by Libya.
Upholstery cleaning and shielding company CleanNew is planning to start operations in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait.
Higher shipment volumes were driven by the fact the Arab country is a central distribution hub for the Middle East and Asia regions. General exports grew 8% in volume and 36% in revenue.
Gamers8 started on July 14 and runs until the beginning of September in the Saudi capital. Rodrigo Terra will lecture on August 8.
Executives from the two institutions discussed how to cooperate to boost Egypt-Brazil trade.
The International Monetary Fund has raised its growth forecast for Brazil to 1.7%. The previous report had been made public last April.
