Spanish company MasterFlights announced it will operate a weekly charter flight between the Egyptian capital city and São Paulo starting September 4.
Dubai-based management company Provident Real Estate CEO will be in Brazil in April and will have appointments with investors interested in purchasing properties in the emirate.
Egyptian firm ships 20,000 tons of agricultural products per year to 40 countries. They aim to supply to Latin America via Brazil.
Soaps manufactured in Brazil are gaining ground in the international market. ABIHPEC says it has been the sector’s second most exported item since 2015.
The complex includes six factories that have a total production capacity up to 1.7 million tons and investments of USD 800 million.
Brazilian publisher Editora Unifesp has launched a second edition of the book “Religion and Colonial Tensions in Sudan: The Experience of Don Comboni in Africa and the Comboni in Brazil” by professor Patrícia Teixeira Santos.
Fine and semi-fine jewelry designer that exports to the United States and Europe started selling her pieces in beauty salons and bazaars.
Lebanese Brazilian Bruno Bou Haya speaks on Friday (17) at 3 pm in the lounge of publisher Vento Leste at the Tiradentes Photography Festival in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Brazil issued a statement on Wednesday welcoming the signing of the agreement for resuming diplomatic relations between the two countries and applauding the role played by China, Oman and Iraq in helping reach the agreement.
The king of Morocco announced the country joined the bid to host the centenary FIFA competition.
UAE’s corporate giant that has branches in different segments, including food, founded IFFCO do Brasil last year. From the branch’s non-dairy cream Hulalá, the group plans on entering new areas in the local market.
The two countries started implementing an agreement signed at COP27 to work together on renewable energies, particularly green hydrogen. Germany pledged to disburse USD 276 million to support Egypt in the sector.
ANBA talked with a diplomat from Sudan in Brazil and an expert in food industry ingredients to find out all about the product.
The Arab country stroke a USD 37 billion deal with the US aircraft manufacturer. Most planes are set for Riyadh Air — the carrier announced by the Saudi prince earlier this week.
