The president of the Jordan Dates Association presented an overview of fruit production in Jordan this Wednesday (18) at a seminar at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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In March, the Egyptian prime minister issued a series of decrees to facilitate and encourage investments in sustainability, technology, innovation, and research.
The Arab country has brought seven companies of pastries, biscuits, dates, herbs and spices to the APAS Show in São Paulo. The opening was attended by Jordanian senator Issa Murad, the Jordanian ambassador to Brasília, Maen Masadeh, and the Jordanian honorary consul in São Paulo, Mustapha Abdouni.
From June 5 to 7, the Algerian National Waste Agency will organize an online event with exhibitions and debates on the sector. The show is aimed at local and foreign players. Brazilian presence is expected.
A Syrian company based in Dubai brought different types of coffee, an Emirati firm sells 3,500 varieties of packaging, and an Egyptian company is selling olives, raisins and garlic. They are exhibiting at the stand of the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
On behalf of the Organization of Brazilian Cooperatives, the executive director of FecoAgro-RS, Sergio Feltraco, discussed cooperation with Egyptian and Jordanian cooperatives representatives. He participated in the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture’s mission to the region.
The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation president, Celso Moretti, discussed the matter on a trip to Morocco, where he participated in a mission by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture. The goal is to cooperate in food and soil security.
The mission coordinated by the Special Secretariat for Strategic Affairs of the Brazilian Presidency of the Republic will include defense, agribusiness, and infrastructure companies.
President Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan was 73 years old and succeeded the founder of the UAE, his father, Sheikh Zayed. The emir of Dubai, Mohammed Al-Maktoum, is serving as interim president.
Business delegation that is part of the mission of the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture to the Arab country had meetings in Rabat with the local private sector and asked for help to cut poultry import tariffs. The tax is now 40% for processed poultry and 100% for frozen poultry products.
The company’s president received the Brazilian minister of Agriculture in a meeting this Thursday (12) in Rabat and informed a plant would be opened in Brazil. The facility will be located in the state of Maranhão and will produce phosphate byproducts.
State-owned energy major had a market cap of USD 2.43 on Wednesday (11), surpassing Apple, whose shares dropped.
With investments from the United Arab Emirates, the factory can produce around 900,000 tons of beet sugar.
In meetings with authorities in Egypt this week, Brazilian minister Marcos Montes suggested increasing and simplifying Egyptian licenses to meatpacking plants in Brazil in order to increase supply as a way to deal with the surging prices.
