Thirteen years ago, a Swiss citizen and a Brazilian decided to import dromedaries. Today, they have a farm with 20 animals and offer tours on their backs on the beaches of Rio Grande do Norte.
The Middle East and North Africa represent 55% of exports of Mondelli slaughterhouse. Working with higher value added products, the company aims to increase sales to the region.
The Syrian Arab Cultural Centre promotes on Monday a night of poetry, dance and music to celebrate the independence of the nation, in 1946.
Ghazi Karray buys US$ 1.5 million in Brazilian auto parts each year. He attended Automec, a trade show for the industry in São Paulo, and the Arab Brazilian Chamber headquarters.
The theme for the 13th United Nations Conference on Trade and Development was disclosed on Friday by the UN agency. It is ‘Development-centred globalisation’.
There were 5.16 million foreigners visiting the country last year, as against 4.8 million in 2009, growth of 7.8% in number of visitors.
This is the evaluation of the International Monetary Fund. Forecasts regarding GDP expansion vary from country to country, but retraction is expected in no nation in the region.
São Francisco Xavier combines a mountain climate, leisure and good food, but partying is not a part of life in this peaceful district of São José dos Campos, in the interior of the state of São Paulo.
The 18th edition of Mercado Persa is due April 15th to 17th at Esporte Clube Sírio. Apart from dancing, the event will also bring Arab cuisine, art and fashion to the São Paulo state capital.
The shipments generated US$ 493.1 million in the first quarter, according to figures disclosed by the Confederation of Brazilian Hides and Skins Industries.
The information was culled from a survey issued by the Institute of Applied Economic Research (Ipea) this Thursday. Domestic demand alone suffices to outstrip the capacity of expansion projects.
The increase was recorded in the first quarter, despite the political crisis in the country. The Middle East remains the leading market for the Brazilian product, with US$ 673 million in imports.
Straight from Recife, the capital of Pernambuco, Xick Baby plans to grow by selling shoes for babies in markets like Angola, Australia, the United States and Switzerland, among others.
Healthcare, of medical products, begins on Thursday with the participation of two Brazilian companies. The companies want to expand exports to the Arab countries.
