Textile hub in the interior of the state of São Paulo congregates 18 companies interested in producing better, growing and finally getting to the foreign market. Jeans is the flagship product.
Brazilian foreign sales in the first four months of 2010 grew by 18% in comparison with the same period of last year. Shipments totalled 1.15 million tonnes.
The director general at Tags Retailers and the representative of clothes brand Giordono, from Saudi Arabia, are in Brazil participating in the Buyer project promoted by the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
In April, foreign tourists spent US$ 461 million in the country, the largest value ever recorded in the month since 1947. The total for the first four months of the year is US$ 2.116 billion.
A report disclosed by the Fund informs that the economic outlook for the Middle East and North Africa has improved as a result of the pickup in capital inflows and rising oil prices.
The grain is among the products identified by the Market Development Department at the Arab Brazilian Chamber as presenting potential for Brazilian exports to the Arab nations.
The executive branch of the sovereign fund of the Arab country is the subject of the second article in the ANBA series about Qatar, so is the development of the national economy and aviation.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, from Saudi Arabia, established a cooperation deal aiming to strengthen entrepreneurial relations.
On this Monday, president Lula launched TV Brasil Internacional, a channel that aims to strengthen the country’s image abroad. A group of 49 African nations will have access.
The food and agriculture arm of the United Nations (UN) granted an award to a Brazilian research at a food security contest. It shows the success of a municipality in buying school meals from farmers.
The Federation of Industries of the State of Pernambuco wants to bring 15 buyers from 7 countries, including Arab ones, to the 2nd International Importers Meeting, due September in the capital Recife.
The small country in the Arabian Peninsula is working on several fronts to guarantee long-term growth in several areas. Today ANBA starts a series of articles on the matter.
The Institute of Arab Culture (Icarabe) has invited a group of specialists on the matter to teach classes on Tuesdays in June and July. Enrolment opens on the 25th.
Silvia and Mauricio Natel are having a photo exhibition on Morocco in Curitiba, their home city. The work resulted from a trip to seldom-explored routes in the interior of the Arab country.
