Firms will be required to register with the Egyptian government, especially those selling consumer goods and food. The Arab Chamber is the only body authorized to certify export papers.
Truss, a brand from São Paulo state, exports to Jordan and Lebanon and plans to enter new markets in the region. The company produces hair products and is well-known in Brazilian salons.
An event in September will focus on challenges faced by females seeking gender equality in different countries. Delegates will come from Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia, and Palestine.
A discussion on the use of the technology in agribusiness, healthcare and industry is set for next Tuesday at University of São Paulo. Michel Alaby, the Arab Chamber’s CEO, will be one of the speakers.
IMG Worlds of Adventure opens to the public next Wednesday (31). The place will bring together the Marvel and Cartoon Network universes in an area equal to 28 soccer fields.
One Syrian and one Iranian will be a team in the Paralympic Games next September in Rio de Janeiro.
This Friday, Suframa, the managing body of the industrial park in the Amazonas state capital, has approved expansion works and new projects that should lead to new jobs being created in the area.
Actresses Simone Kalil and Beth Zalcman star in ‘Brimas,’ a theater play inspired by their grandmothers, one of them a Lebanese Arab and the other an Egyptian Jew. The São Paulo premiere will be on Friday (26).
The target number was included in an action plan that will be discussed by the leaders of the bloc in the September 4 and 5 China summit.
Expectations on United States’ interest rates continue to impact the financial market, which is also being influenced by the impeachment process in Brazil.
The Arab airline will replace its current aircraft with a larger model to add 99 seats in economy class starting December.
Veterinarians from Egypt’s Ministry of Agriculture are inspecting 24 different cattle slaughter facilities across eight states before issuing accreditations or renewing their permits to export to the Arab country.
Brazil’s Acqua Coco sells its formaldehyde-free, coconut oil-based hair straightener in Egypt, Morocco and the UAE. The company is being restructured and production capacity will increase.
Clients from the Arab country will come via VIP Buyer Project, organized by Brazilian Footwear, the promotion program for the industry’s products abroad. The goal is getting to know importers’ demands.
