Reverted to Islam, São Paulo-born artist Letícia Gomes started creating bookmarks and pictures during the pandemic. After reaching success on the internet, she prepares to hold an exhibition.
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FGV Europa and CIITTA representatives visited the Suez Canal Economic Zone and learned about the region’s prospects for investments and projects.
Researcher Nagib Nassar has lived in Brazil and helped solve the disease of the mosaic virus that attacked cassava in African countries and conducted improvements on the tuber to increase its size and the protein content of its flour.
The Tunisian food trade balance deficit narrowed at the end of June. Export prices were up for olive oil and dates, while import prices were down for wheat and maize.
Brazilian government has worked to reduce the time needed for import procedures to the same level of exports. By the end of the month, the air cargo clearance time will be shortened by 90%. In an interview with ANBA, SECEX executives talked about the new trade modernization features.
On a visit to the Arab Brazilian Chamber, a delegation led by André Mourad Hawary asked for support to bring more Brazilian tourists to the country. They also want to boost exports of fertilizers and olive oil to Brazil.
The minister of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil advogaces a worldwide rethink within the WOAH on animal products and the adjustment of avian flu protocol.
Brasília-based Marcelo Lucas Advocacia specializes in advising trade and investment relationships between Brazil and the Arab countries to prevent issues and losses.
The Palestinian embassy organized a farewell ceremony for the Qatari ambassador to Brazil, Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Abdullah, on behalf of the Council of Arab Ambassadors in Brazil.
Discover the story and some of the views of Rio-born Maria Laura da Rocha, the first female secretary-general for Foreign Affairs of Brazil, the second most important position after the minister himself.
According to the Chemicals and Fertilizers Export Council of Egypt, the country intends to increase fertilizer exports by 30% this year. Brazil is one of the markets with great potential for expansion.
The IMF estimates the Gulf country could further grow this year. As in 2022, the development would be driven by the non-oil sectors.
The policy was announced this Tuesday (11) in the Brazilian Official Federal Gazette to improve public efforts aimed at foreign trade in the country.
Latin America received USD 224.6 billion in foreign investment last year. Brazil led the list, with 41% of the total and a 97% growth.
