The country wants foreign electronics, aerospace, automotive and agribusiness enterprises to set up operations in Moroccan territory. Brazil is one of the targets.
The Arab country is looking to hire foreign companies to cater to border security and to equip and train its Armed Forces, the Libyan Ministry has informed.
National Committee for Refugees (Conare) will grant special permits for conflict victims to enter the country. Last Friday, the organization approved 27 requests for asylum placed by Syrians.
The Brazilian president championed dialogue during her keynote address at the 68th General Assembly of the United Nations. She also said Brazil will heighten security against espionage.
Manager of the Brazilian company Fanem in the Middle East says the demand is strong, but insecurity in the country gets in the way of post-sales processes, and most tenders are won by Europe, the USA and Japan.
Arabtec and Samsung Engineering have joined forces to operate in oil and gas, energy and infrastructure projects. Arabtec-Samsung Engineering will be active in the Middle East and North Africa.
Arabtec and Samsung Engineering have joined forces to operate in oil and gas, energy and infrastructure projects. Arabtec-Samsung Engineering will be active in the Middle East and North Africa.
The international association forecasts US$ 11.7 billion in revenues, down from US$ 12.7 billion in the prior forecast. However, expectations for the Middle East, North America and Europe have improved.
To the chairman of the Association of Brazilian Beef Exporters, Antônio Camardelli, sales were expected to have been cleared by now. A new mission from the Arab country will tour labs in Brazil.
The enterprise is one of the Brazilian exhibitors at the Erbil International Fair. The company has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Iraqi Ministry of Transports.
The monetary authority’s governor, Alexandre Tombini, claims that the measures taken to drive down the US dollar exchange rate are proving fruitful.
The Northern Iraqi region needs infrastructure works to sustain growth. The Erbil International Fair kicked off this Monday, with the participation of the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
Lecture by the Arab Brazilian Chamber president Marcelo Sallum at the Syrian Sports Club last weekend outlined the region’s daily economic routine, ongoing projects and potential opportunities to Brazil.
Revenues from sales to Middle East and North Africa countries were down 16.08% August-on-August. Still, the performance was the best so far this year.
