A study published last week by ApexBrasil assesses the potential of the Moroccan market for Brazilian lobsters and poultry genetics. Brazil’s agricultural attaché to Rabat, Ellen Laurindo, said these are products that aren’t yet exported to the country.
The ADIPEC Exhibition & Conference ended this Thursday (5). ApexBrasil took 13 Brazilian companies to showcase their products and services and meet potential customers from other countries.
FIFA announced its footballing showpiece will be hosted by Morocco, Portugal and Spain, but games will also be played in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.
Bader Alhelaibi had appointments in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais and met with governor Romeu Zema and secretary of Agriculture Thales Fernandes.
The organization recommended Wednesday (4) that the cartel members keep its current output reduction strategy to prop up prices.
The world’s biggest food show will feature a stand with Brazilian products and a special menu of dishes with typical flavors from the country. At the Global Halal Conference, the project will present the differentials of Brazil’s halal products.
A delegation from the Arab country is in Rio de Janeiro for the Saudi-Brazilian Aviation Conference and to discuss investments and exchange in the sector.
The Brazilian and Emirati Foreign ministers and the UAE’s minister of State for International Cooperation met this Tuesday (3) in Brasília.
The Arab country began construction to expand the world’s biggest natural gas field 80 kilometers north of Doha. The chairman of France’s TotalEnergies said the project will give relief to the market.
The Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services estimates the country will have a record positive trade balance in 2023, with USD 93 billion.
Translator, novelist and poet Guilherme Gontijo Flores has released ‘Your Finger Is a Lotus Flower’ in contemporary romantic verses based on an interpretation of poems from ancient Egypt.
In a discussion on the topic, Sultan Al Jaber called on energy companies to reduce emissions and increase the use of renewable sources, telling they play an essential role in the climate solution.
Taking over the presidency for a one-month term, the country will advocate for the importance of bilateral institutions to mediate conflicts.
Paulo Rebello is a political analyst and Political Science Ph.D. student at the University of Salamanca, Spain. His research focuses on Brazil’s relations with the Middle East, especially the Gulf countries.
