Digifort, from São Caetano do Sul, has an office in Dubai and have clients in ten Arab countries. Monitoring software are used by private companies and government bodies.
The organization’s CEO, Michel Alaby, met this Thursday (12th) with local authorities to talk about the new issuance system of certification of origin of Brazilian products. The process will reduce costs and time.
The Brazilian government issued a statement condemning the explosions that took place in Beirut last Thursday evening (12th), claiming at least 41 lives. There are no reports of Brazilian victims.
Moroccan executives and Ministry of Agriculture officials will be in São Paulo from Nov. 16th to 18th. They will introduce their product to Brazilian companies, engage in matchmaking and pay technical visits.
Executives from Aldahra, UAE-based company that operates in the food trade sector, met with the minister of Agriculture, Kátia Abreu, in Abu Dhabi, and promised to visit the country.
Credit rating agency Fitch Ratings upgrades the city’s ratings to the same level of the Brazilian federal government and facilitates investments attraction.
Luiz Felipe Pondé gave a talk at the Arab Chamber and spoke about how the existential marketing interprets contemporary mankind. People are increasingly narcissistic and focused in their personal interests.
Brazilian companies should travel to Algeria and Egypt in the first quarter of 2016. The postponement is due to schedule conflicts between the Brazilian minister Armando Monteiro and the companies.
Brazilian cattle meat exports were the year’s highest in October and are expected to keep climbing in the second half, following the announcement that Saudi Arabia will start buying again.
Kátia Abreu, minister of Agriculture, took part in ceremony celebrating the first year of the Brazilian company’s Abu Dhabi plant. It processes 70,000 tons of food.
A photo and film exhibition of the UN launches at Centro Cultural Correios on Thursday (12th) and will run until January 10th, portraying work done with refugees in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria.
Six A-29 Super Tucano aircraft were sold to the Arab country. The agreement includes support and training for pilots and mechanics.
Through a program to be monitored by the International Monetary Fund staff, Iraqi authorities will implement measures to improve the country’s economic performance.
The National Supply Company estimates an increase in the 2015/2016 crop, which should register between 208.6 million and 212.9 million tons.
