Brazilian companies hope for revenues of US$ 2.5 million at the International Dental Conference and Arab Dental Exhibition, to take place from February 1st to 3rd, in the United Arab Emirates.
Finance sector analysts approached by the Brazilian Central Bank increased their forecast for growth of the Brazilian economy this year, from 4.50% to 4.60%. GDP expansion in 2012 remained at 4.5%.
Producers from the interior of Bahia sell sweets made from umbu to Austria, France and Italy. And they have organized themselves to win other markets abroad.
Companies may enrol for participation in the business meetings to take place in the sidelines of the Summit of South American-Arab Countries, in Lima. Businessmen from both regions are welcome.
Amma Chocolate promoted its first sale to Kuwait and aims to expand its business with the Arabs. The first sale should be 280 kilograms of the product, but sales may reach 5,000 tonnes a year.
The Brazilian tourism consultancy company T4 is negotiating to represent Arab companies and governments interested in attracting Brazilians to their countries.
The Brazilian minister of Tourism, Pedro Novais, discussed the matter with the Iraqi ambassador to Brasília, Baker Fattah Hussen.
The southernmost Brazilian state accounts for 90% of the Brazilian output. This year, the crop forecast is 640,000 tonnes. High quality fruit is expected.
The company traded 7 million vehicles worldwide. Brazil was the 10th main market, with 196,000 units sold last year.
The Central Government of Brazil, which inlcudes the Central Bank, the National Treasury and the Social Service, had a primary surplus of 2.16% of GDP in its balance sheet.
Sales of the product on the foreign market totalled US$ 2.042 billion last year, growth of 11.48% over 2009. Lower crops in Florida and São Paulo boosted prices.
It was the largest ever issuance of debt securities by a Brazilian company on the international capital market. The bonds mature in five, ten and thirty years.
Last year, industrial activity in São Paulo had the next-to-best level in eight years, second only to 2004. To the Federation of Industries, the sector has returned to its pre-crisis activity levels.
EBX, the holding owned by the Brazilian businessman, should open a branch in New York to promote closer ties with investors in the Middle East, Asia, the United States and Europe.
