Four Syrians will be exhibiting at Feirinha Étnica, to be held by organization Adus in São Paulo on November 12. They will sell leather items, art and décor items, calligraphy and perfumes.
The first international office of the meat processing company will serve the Middle East. The company exports 20% of its output.
The final panel of the 4th Brazil Africa Forum, in the city of Foz do Iguaçu, was moderated by the CEO of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Michel Alaby.
According to ABPA, the sector’s association, Brazilian companies exported 3.7 million tons in the first ten months of the year.
A new indicator by research institute Ipea shows a decline in August. According to the institute, the trend reveals a slow recovery for the Brazilian economy.
The shipping company will offer six new connections on a temporary basis during the country’s vegetable and citrus fruit export season.
The parties will share information and mutually collaborate for the development of deals, products and markets.
The Central Bank liberalized the exchange rate and the Egyptian pound is now fluctuating freely against the dollar. The goal is to end the foreign currency shortage.
Emirati Minister of Economy Sultan Al Mansouri intends to have the sector account for 20% of the gross domestic product by 2021, up from a current 16%. Abu Dhabi and Dubai already have strategies in place.
Agreement prevents taxes from being levied on investments in both the source and destination countries.
Prices increased marginally in October from September as per the Brazil Commodities Index (IC-Br). In the 12 months through October, the index was down 14.2%.
Brazilian companies were able to get to know the benefits offered by Casablanca Finance City, a financial center in Morocco. Business promotion, visas and lower fees are some of the advantages offered.
The MKTPlace Plataform already enabled 82 innovation and agricultural exchange projects between researchers in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. The experience will be shown in a UN event.
Brazil posted a USD 38.527 billion surplus, which came as a result of USD 153.088 billion in exports and USD 114.561 billion in imports during the period.
