The Brazilian wedding and evening dress designer featured her pieces at Dubai’s Arab Fashion Week last month under the Brazil Noble project, alongside other Brazilian haute couture brands.
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Yamá Cosméticos broke into the hair product market in Qatar. The 53-year-old company started targeting the Arab market in 2018, when it participated in a beauty trade show in Dubai, UAE.
Users will be able to access the internet for up to two hours a day.
The business is currently run by the Farsi family’s fourth generation. New technologies have enabled lighter, more delicate pieces, and the brand’s longevity sets it apart in a competitive market.
Katayama Alimentos is looking to expand in Middle East and Asia markets. It secured halal certification for its raw and processed eggs and opened an office in the UAE last October. To that end, it’s working with agency InvestSP.
The Arab perfume shop Al Ward will open a boutique space on Saturday (14) in which to serve coffee and tea made Arab style, using ingredients sourced from Arab countries.
The Romanian-Jordanian designer Amina Muaddi created a second collection in partnership with Fenty, brand of singer Rihanna. The shoes are extravagant, have moorings and striking colors.
The items will go to the Sharjah Public Library and to the entire emirate. The Sharjah International Book Fair, taking place until next Saturday (14), is not charging rental of booths from publishing houses.
Foreign sales fetched USD 1.2 billion last month, up 121% from October 2019. Sales to Arab countries came out to USDE 294 million.
Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa passed away on Wednesday (11) at a clinic in the United States. He had been in power since the early 1970s, which saw spearhead a national modernization effort.
Anorka of the UAE-based Hamwi conglomerate imports Brazilian coffee for processing and will work with the ABCC to search for new supplying farms. Executive at the company says that the product from Brazil is ‘unique.’
Mobilisa is specializing in catering to Brazilian exporting companies seeking visibility in Arab markets, and to Arab companies looking to branch out in Brazil.
The Gulf country’s purchases were a highlight in foreign sales of chicken during October at 44,900 tons imported.
Year-to-date through October, Brazil exported 1.6 million bags of coffee to the Arab countries. The region accounted for 4.6% of Brazil’s coffee exports.
