Despite being the world’s largest date producer, Egypt accounts for only 4% of the product’s global trade. But the country has pursued a strategy to produce more internationally demanded cultivars.
Institution heads were in Manama this Wednesday (20) and agreed to carry out a series of activities with entities from Bahrain and other Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
Captains of Zaatari will screen on Friday (22) in São Paulo as part of an event with movies on refugees and foods made by them.
Astronaut Marcos Pontes and a mission from the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation were at the Sharjah Research Technology and Innovation Park. He spoke in a seminar organized by the park and the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
Researcher Natalia Calfat will address Lebanese politics at Esporte Clube Sírio in São Paulo on Saturday (23).
After establishing itself in the region as a supplier of hair straightening solutions, the Brazilian company is now expanding to market other products, especially for wavy and curly hair.
The minister and astronaut opened, in the Brazil Pavillion, the schedule and exhibitions aiming to project the country as a global technological player.
DAFZA now features Commercity, focused on e-commerce in the region, and Scality, which helps startups leverage business.
Ebury started operating with a team in Brazil five months ago, and it works with specialty solutions for small- and medium-sized enterprises. Its operations include invoices from foreign clients and customized foreign exchange rate risk management strategies.
Beef prices reach unprecedent levels in the Egyptian market, with weekly increases caused mainly by increasing cattle feed prices.
Osmar Chohfi visited Al Rumaila Palace, then went to Fujairah Chamber of Commerce, pursuing his agenda of visits to different emirates to strengthen relations.
The Moroccan Central Bank revised its estimate of GDP growth upward due to value-added agricultural production.
The Think Plastic Brazil program will hold a virtual event to present leading-edge Brazilian national products to international buyers. Potential customers from the Middle East and North Africa are among the main buyers.
The Council of Arab Ambassadors in Brazil hosted a farewell reception for the diplomat Toufik Dahmani, who leaves office in late October
