E-commerce accounts for 2.5% of the market in Egypt, and the sector has been achieving high growth rates.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce president, Osmar Chohfi, visited the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry and met with the country’s undersecretary for Trade and Investment, Hasila Al-Samsamia.
The Brazilian president will travel to three Arab countries on Friday (12) and meet with local leaders to discuss the post-pandemic outlook, UN Security Council, and investments. He will open the Brazilian embassy in Manama.
With seven floors, the Morocco pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai world exhibition is made of clay and inspired by southern villages. The country is showing its argan oil, arts, and the quest for sustainability in the space.
A new environment mixing real and virtual will change the way people interact, bringing opportunities and reflections for industry, commerce, and tourism.
Three months ago, a law came into force in Brazil establishing the legal framework for transforming football clubs into companies, making them more attractive to international capital.
In the Comoros Islands pavilion at Expo 2020, it is possible to learn more about this Arab archipelago that lies between Madagascar and Mozambique on the African continent.
Plastics, boat parts, fishing boats, and yachts are the main sectors in the free zone of the emirate of Ajman, which offers flexibility according to the needs of each business.
The United Arab Emirates, the third leading destination for the Brazilian product, increased purchases by 108% compared to the same month in 2020.
Egyptian pomegranate exports surpassed 100,000 tonnes a year, and the minister of Agriculture announced China approved the product’s entry into its market.
The British wax museum has 25 branches worldwide between Europe, the United States, Asia, and Australia. Dubai’s newest museum features 60 wax figures and opened on October 14. ANBA brings an exclusive visit to the new attraction.
Companies such as Ecotrading, Intercroma, and Almina established contacts with government and private sector institutions in the UAE and Qatar. The Brazilians’ perspective is for the mission to generate significant business.
The local Capital Market Authority allowed non-Saudi participation in funds with assets in Mecca and Medina.
Both foreign sales and production dropped last month. The President of ANFAVEA stated it reflected the obstacles faced by the industry, such as the worldwide shortage of components.
