Arab Chamber secretary-general Tamer Mansour participated in virtual meeting hosted by the Foreign Affairs Professionals Association on Wednesday (8) and talked about how coronavirus has impacted Brazil-Arab relations.
Legal tools for doing due diligence are key when it comes to entering into export contracts with companies big or small. So said Arab and Brazilian attorneys-at-law featured in a webinar this Wednesday (8).
A webinar this Wednesday morning (8) covered available banking instruments to ensure safe transactions for Brazilian and Arab product importers and exporters alike.
Manufacturing hand sanitizers for the domestic market has helped many cosmetic industries survive the pandemic. Now that the government lifted the export ban, they also plan on meeting foreign demands.
The administration convened this week to outline actions intended to keep exchange rate fluctuations in check and protect purchasing power.
Opportunities are available at DAFZA for manufacturers of sugar, beef and poultry, coffee and non-food products such as aircraft and vehicle parts, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
The gross fixed capital formation indicator from the Institute for Applied Economic Research (Ipea) climbed 28.2% over April, after sliding for two straight months.
The product accounts for 98% of Brazilian whole citrus fruit exports. Driven by the pandemic, retail sales have stepped up.
After sliding for four months on end, foreign sales of shoes from Brazil climbed in June over May. Year-over-year, however, exports are down almost 50%.
In special flight, an Abu Dhabi-based airline Etihad plane arrived in Brasília on Monday with the donations resulting from a bilateral cooperation between the countries.
The Saudi Arabian government is accepting registration from non-national residents to join the religious pilgrimage due late July. Saudi medical professionals and security workers who have recovered will be selected to join the Hajj.
Analysis carried out by lawyers Fábio Amaral Figueira and Mostafa Elfar shows how foreign investment fits in the Vision 2030 strategy of Saudi Arabia to diversify its economy and reduce oil dependence.
While sales of Christmas and party items slowed the most, those of home and décor products picked up last month and will tend to stay that way, said industry association ABCasa chairman Eduardo Turqueto.
Different regions of Brazil are investing in specialty product to offset higher costs stemming from worker protection during harvesting. However, the industry is unsure about sales of higher value-added product, with cafés closed for over three months now.
