The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) and IDB signed an agreement this Friday (10) that will provide funding to private investments in infrastructure, sustainable energy and projects of small companies.
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The Arab Brazilian Chamber will have a stand featuring five companies from Brazil at The Big 5 trade show from November 26 to 29 in the United Arab Emirates.
At the Tunisia Investment Forum in Tunis, agribusiness, infrastructure and logistics projects were presented. Brazilian partners are wanted. The Arab Brazilian Chamber was there.
Brazil’s Extended National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) reached 2.21% year-to-date through October, the lowest rate since 1998.
Meeting organized by the Chamber at the headquarters of the Maranhense Port Management Company aimed to mobilize the state’s entrepreneurs and increase business with North Africa and Middle East countries.
A delegation organized by the Brazilian government presented investment projects to a sovereign fund and other organizations in the Arab country. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is involved.
According to Cecafé, the sector’s association, Arab countries bought 1.09 million coffee bags from January to October, generating USD 179.5 million in revenues.
The first harvest estimate from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) for next year in Brazil is 220.2 million tons, which would entail an 8.9% decline over 2017.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce signed on to a memorandum of understanding with the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry during the visit of a delegation organized by Brazil’s federal government.
Members of the Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders (ABCZ) learned in an Arab Chamber presentation that there are opportunities to expand business within the chain in the Arab countries beyond live exports.
The biennially-held Tunisia Investment Forum will take place on Thursday and Friday in Tunis, with 1,200 people from 30-plus countries expected to participate. The Arab Chamber will be there.
The Brazilian Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association (Anfavea) said 627,820 vehicles were exported from the country from January to October, with revenue exceeding the USD 13 billion mark.
The Moroccan economy is expected to see 4.4% growth this year compared with 2016, a year of severe drought, according to an IMF staff mission to the country which ended this Tuesday (7).
Production increased year-on-year in the third quarter, as per a survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). Thirteen out of 15 areas surveyed saw growth.
