According to minister Miguel Jorge, who heads a mission to the Middle East, Iran wants a trade agreement with the Mercosur. At first, a reduction of tax on trade with Brazil is going to be considered.
An organic guaraná producer, Guaranamazon is about to win the foreign market. The Middle East and North Africa are among the potential markets.
Seminars in Kuwait and in Abu Dhabi will present tourism and infrastructure opportunities. The Ministry of Tourism, the Brazilian Heavy Industry Association and the Central Bank will participate.
The Iranians may invest in mills to produce ethanol in Brazil and import the fuel. The theme arose after talks between minister Miguel Jorge and authorities in the country.
The dairy company based in the state of São Paulo made promising contacts on the first day of the Djazagro fair, which started today in Algiers. The Brazilian stand is organized by the Chamber.
The Brazilian government will send a workgroup to the country to determine how to increase industrial cooperation, trade and investment. Minister Miguel Jorge is heading a business trip to Tehran.
The surplus is the result of Brazilian exports of US$ 4.711 billion and imports of US$ 3.921 billion up to the 11th.
Free trade bridges in Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Sudan and Syria call attention of companies due to tax breaks.
On Monday, the activities of the trade mission to Iran, Egypt and Lebanon begin. The objective is to do business and discuss investment, according to minister Miguel Jorge, who headed the trip.
The Palestinian foreign minister, Riad Malki, will meet with his Indian, Brazilian, and South Africa counterparts this week to discuss the peace process in the Middle East.
Tropical flower growers from the state of Alagoas want to resume foreign sales and are betting on Arab countries as their new market.
Rio Quente, in the interior of Goiás, will host the 20th Arab Festival. The meeting will feature the culture and spices of countries such as Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Tunisia, from April 26 to 30.
In April, the Chamber is going to participate in trade fairs in Libya, Algeria and Syria. Nine Brazilian companies will be represented at the events.
The evaluation was made by the chairman of the Brazilian Poultry Exporters Association, Francisco Turra. The organization wants to promote the egg sector, whose largest market is the Arab world.
