From Egypt opening its market for Brazilian exports to the possibility of Egyptians selling to Brazil. The Brazilian agricultural attaché in Cairo, Cesar Teles, who is concluding his mission, and the new executive in the position, Rafael Mohana, told ANBA how trade has evolved and the prospects for the future.
Five Brazilian companies will be present at the leading laboratory product trade show in the Middle East and North Africa. The event takes place from February 6 to 9.
Nature Foodtech, a Brazilian company recently established by Davi Sierra, will launch an innovative product at the food and beverage show in Dubai to take place from February 20 to 24. The dates used in the bar come from Abu Dhabi, also in the United Arab Emirates.
The Awake Tourism Challenge is a competition held by the World Tourism Organization (WTO). Qatar-based startup Accessible Qatar was the winner of the tech for good theme.
Initiative by Arab government and private agencies provides for the use of an advanced digital platform to connect different players of the food industry, including exporters, importers, and providers of services like transport and logistics.
Artwork celebrating the Arab immigration in Brazil was created by Kleber Pagú on the front of the Edifício Garagem Automática Senador in downtown São Paulo and finished on January 25.
The Saudi Public Investment Fund has signed an agreement with US company AeroFarms to build indoor vertical farms to produce food throughout the Middle East and North Africa.
Competition starts on Wednesday (1) in Tanger with a game between Al Ahly of Egypt and Auckland City of New Zealand. Flamengo plays on February 7.
Companies embracing digital transformation tend to be more successful in international markets. In an interview with ANBA, UFRGS professor Alejandro Germán Frank spoke about the subject and gave tips on what it takes to transform into digital.
The IMF improved Brazilian growth forecasts in its report published on Tuesday (31). Brazil and Mexico drove up the projections for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Coffee was among the top 15 exports from Brazilian agribusiness to the Arab countries in 2022. Of the list, coffee saw the highest price increase, up 88% from 2021.
The Egyptian company has Brazil among its main export targets for 2023, according to an interview businessman Khaled El-Haggan gave to ANBA.
Price increases are expected to alleviate in 2023, but global growth is also projected to fall, according to the World Economic Outlook. In most economies, amid the cost-of-living crisis, the priority remains achieving sustained disinflation.
In a demonstration flight this Monday (30), the Dubai airline fueled one of the two engines of a Boeing 777 with Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
