The Palestine Fair takes place on Saturday (5), from 10 AM to 5 PM, in São Paulo city. The event features regional sweets and savory dishes, traditional music, typical embroidery, and dances, among other activities. Visitors will also have the chance to join workshops.
The Arab country is making progress toward its goal of planting a significant number of trees. By the end of spring, 500 thousand seedlings are expected to have been distributed.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber participated in the Nations Fair to introduce students from São Paulo’s higher education institution ESPM to its activities and Brazil’s relationship with the Arab world.
The institution that oversees the sport in Brazil will present the University of Table Tennis, an initiative to promote the training of professionals in the field.
The Latin American giant’s exports of machinery and equipment grew compared to February 2024 and January 2025, totaling USD 869.62 million. Over the two-month period, Argentina increased its purchases by 73.4%.
An International Monetary Fund report highlights the Gulf Cooperation Council nations’ strategies to increase the digital sector’s share of GDP and make it dominant in government services.
The trade fair will take place from April 8 to 10 in São Paulo. Exhibitors from Arab countries will showcase dates and olive oils at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce booth.
The country produced 3.48 million barrels of oil per day in February, with the largest volume coming from offshore fields and the pre-salt layer.
According to the port management company Mwani, 247 vessels docked in the country in March, marking a 9% increase compared to February. The volume of building materials alone saw an 118% surge in activity.
Royal Air Maroc takes Brazilian travel agents to Moroccan cities to showcase the country as a tourist destination, as well as a connection to Africa and Europe.
LAAD Defence & Security brings together companies from the sector in Rio de Janeiro starting Tuesday (1).
Five new members have joined the statutory board of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce this year to be part of the administration of lawyer William Adib Dib Jr., who took over as president of the institution in January.
The Brazilian cement maker announced that it has completed the transfer of all its assets in the Arab country to China’s Sinoma Cement Co., Ltd.
Overall, the Arab country imported fewer Brazilian goods in February, but there was growth in the acquisition of less traditional products.
