Brazil’s president was received on Tuesday (24) in Abu Dhabi by Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The Mercosur–UAE agreement was one of the topics discussed. Lula also invited the Arab country to join a tropical forest fund.
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Nine years after entering into force, the free trade deal between the Arab country and the South American bloc reaches its final stage of import tariff reductions.
U.S. energy giant signed an agreement with the Iraqi government to manage and develop several oil fields.
Through partnerships and collaborations, the Abu Dhabi Environment Agency (EAD) has launched a set of guides and guidelines for monitoring and preserving mangrove areas in the Gulf countries.
The company, which specializes in hydroseeding, aims to expand its business model. In April, it will take part in a trade fair in Bahrain.
At its first meeting of the year, Oman Tender Board greenlighted the implementation of several projects in the country, including the construction of dams and roads, investments in IT, and sports facilities.
Speaking at a summit in India on Thursday (19), Brazil’s president proposed the creation of a global, multilateral framework to govern artificial intelligence.
Brazil maintains sanitary agreements to supply meat to the Arab country. Bids are accepted until March 9.
Led by Eusa Marques, the Brazilian brand transforms forest ingredients into shampoos, conditioners, and styling products, seeing the United Arab Emirates as a strategic opportunity for international expansion.
Foreign investment grew 30.3% over 2024, surpassing the target for the period. France was the top investor in Tunisia.
The Brazilian government temporarily removed tariffs on 421 capital goods and IT products and 638 types of auto parts. Additionally, 20 industrial and agricultural inputs will now enter the country duty-free.
The International Monetary Fund released a funding tranche to the country and lowered its inflation forecast after analyzing the local economy. The institution estimates Comoros’ GDP will grow more in 2026 than in 2025.
The Arab country recorded real estate transactions worth QAR 1.73 billion in the first month of the year, with the capital, Doha, posting the highest volume of deals and the most valuable properties traded.
Brazilian exports to the Arab market grew 10% compared to January of last year, reaching a total of USD 1.98 billion. Imports are declining.
