During a visit to the Council of Saudi Chambers, Michel Alaby, the CEO of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, discussed setting up a common agenda of visits, missions and fairs in the Gulf country.
Loans granted by the World Bank to Brazil will nearly double in the next 12 months, as announced last Wednesday (1st) by the president of the institution, Robert Zoellick. He is now visiting Brazil.
Sales from Brazil to the region reached US$ 1.02 billion in May, an increase of 34% over the same month of 2010. Shipments to Africa rose by 9% and reached US$ 809 million.
Article series ‘Making the difference,’ published on ANBA and written by journalist Isabela Barros, is a finalist for the Special Jury Prize on Innovation of the Small Business Support Service.
Brazilian enterprises participating in Project Lebanon, a construction fair taking place in Beirut, are making good contacts at the event and have even closed deals.
The Brazilian trade balance showed a surplus of US$ 3.5 billion in May, according to the Ministry of Development.
Minas Gerais state-based Clap Alimentos wants to enter the Middle East with its Maricota brand products. For such, it has been Halal certified and will go to the next edition of Gulfood, in Dubai.
The airports of Guarulhos, Viracopos and Brasília will be assigned to the private initiative. Enterprises will be responsible for management and new construction work.
The 21st General Assembly of the Airports Council International will be held in Marrakesh from October 31st to November 2nd. The central theme is the ‘resistance’ of terminal management companies.
The index dropped by 2.1% when compared with March and 1.3% when compared with April of last year, according to a survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics.
Brazilian ships animals overseas and wants to expand business with the Middle East. For such, he wants to set up a stand at the coming edition of Expointer, an agricultural fair in Porto Alegre.
As a result of the meeting on technologies for coexisting with arid and semiarid regions, Arabs and South Americans commit to working in synergy with the United Nations.
First day of the Saudi fair begins with good contacts for participating Brazilian enterprises. Over ten visits were made and may result in effective business deals.
The Brazilian company will attend the Algiers International Fair starting next Wednesday. Investment in infrastructure generates good business perspectives for the road implement maker in Algiers.
