A group of 14 Emirati companies from the Emirates will come to São Paulo in June. They are seeking export, import and services deals. The Chamber will arrange a meeting with Brazilian companies.
Art da Terra, which makes costume jewellery using golden grass from Tocantins, ships its items to 14 countries. Now, it wants to win Arab women with the shine of its rings, necklaces and earrings.
Diplomat Yousuf Al Usaimi will head back to his country this week, after having headed the embassy in the Brazilian capital, Brasília, for seven years. During the period, bilateral trade grew by 185%.
Foreign direct investment in the country reached US$ 5.5 billion in April and nearly US$ 23 billion since the year began, according to figures disclosed by the Central Bank.
Arabs and Brazilians use Hospitalar fair to increase foreign sales. The Egyptian company Euromed is going to open an office in São Paulo and wants to export more to Brazil.
Alexandre Padilha is favourable to the reduction of tax on medical equipment and medication. He attended the opening of the Hospitalar sector fair in São Paulo.
Hang gliders by Brazilian company Sol Paragliders are already present in four Middle Eastern and North African nations. With new enthusiasts, the Arab world opens up for further business.
The Brazilian industrial output declined in April compared with March, according to the National Confederation of Industries.
A seminar on technologies for coexisting with drought, initially scheduled for April, will bring together representatives of Arab and South American nations starting next Wednesday in Paraíba.
The hotel school of the Dubai-based group will promote student exchange with the Beijing Hospitality Institute. The Arab chain opened its first hotel in China in March this year.
The sum of purchases and sales of government bonds on the internet reached an all-time high in April. The volume of funds reached US$ 136 million.
In the third week of May, the Brazilian trade surplus reached US$ 286 million. Export revenues hit US$ 5.2 billion.
Showcolate, which sells fruit and chocolate desserts, is present in Lebanon and Oman. The chain will be extended to include four other countries in the region, and there is room for more.
The Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul will promote the 17th journey of Studies on the Ancient East on May 26 and 27. Life and death in ancient Egypt and Iraq are among the subjects.
