Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade vice president Rubens Hannun, discussed the Muslim market to students taking the course ‘The Islamic World,’ at the Foreign Ministry’s school for diplomats.
The Brazilian government has requested consultations regarding the United States’ overtaxing of imports of steel made in Brazil.
University sports federations are in talks to sign an agreement on the exchange of athletes and related professionals.
Executives from the Chamber and from organizations from the Gulf nation discussed the participation in fairs in Brazil, exhibitions of Brazilian products in Dubai and cooperation in events in the Arab country.
The 12th edition of the Embassies Fair happens on Saturday (12) featuring 13 diplomatic offices from the Middle East and North Africa. Proceeds from the event will go to 20 different charities.
Competitions in Rio and Curitiba are sponsored by the Arab country’s jiu-jitsu federation. The events will be held in the next two weekends.
Exports from Brazil to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates slid in the first tehn months of the year. Overall, foreign sales increased both year-to-date and in October.
Throughout the next four years, the amount will be directed to projects the company already has a stake in.
On the last day of the Global Business Forum on Latin America, in Dubai, Brazilians talked about global trade, halal economy, investments opportunities and partnerships with the Arabs.
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) predicts a total crop of 209.4 million tons next year, a bigger number than in 2016. The Northeast should account for the bulk of that growth.
Small and medium businesses in the city of São Paulo will enjoy benefits in using the facilities of the free zone in the emirate of Dubai to show their goods and services.
Food processing company announced to the market that it hired investments banks to assist in its search.
The region accounted for 20% of the exports by the Brazilian meat processing company year-over-year ended in September. Countries such as Iraq and the UAE were the leading buyers, according to the company.
An Egyptian residing in Brazil for over 40 years, he was appointed to preside over the Institute of Arab Culture last week and believes a key challenge is to keep the organization’s work collectively oriented.
