Together with Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is organizing Brazilian companies’ participation in the food and beverage trade show to take place in Egypt in December. Space is still available for exhibitors.
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Founded in São Paulo after its partners spent nearly a year traveling across Asia and Europe, Atlantic Connection Travel serves classic North African destinations, including the Arab countries of Egypt and Morocco, while distinguishing itself through tailor-made itineraries to other countries across the continent.
“Stories from the Center of the World,” edited by Jordan Elgrably, presents a selection of contemporary fiction from Middle Eastern writers, including authors from Arab countries.
Abimapi data show growth in the industry’s exports in both value and volume. Shipments are expected to reach record levels this year.
A UNCTAD report shows that Brazil received USD 77 billion in foreign direct investment in 2025, making it the world’s fifth-largest recipient. The United Arab Emirates ranked ninth, while Saudi Arabia came in 13th.
A frequent stop for visitors to Casablanca, the mosque impresses with its monumental scale, architectural beauty, and contemplative atmosphere. Read ANBA’s second report on tourism in Morocco.
Data from Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services compiled by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce show export growth both in April and year to date.
Exports to Africa rose 34.9% compared to April 2025, according to trade balance data for the period released by the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services.
At an automakers’ association Anfavea event, Brazil’s president said the country’s automotive industry faces the challenge of competing for markets in Latin America and Africa and should not leave them to parent companies.
The Arab country in Africa approved the creation of a unified center to consolidate, standardize, and modernize the provision of government services to citizens.
In his first speeches in the Arab country, the pontiff said that the future belongs to men and women of peace. His initial greeting was delivered in Arabic.
The conflict that began on Saturday (28) affected flights from Brazil to the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Airlines operating in the region are advising their passengers.
The North African Arab country welcomed more than 11 million foreign visitors, generating USD 2.68 billion in revenue through December 22.
Free trade negotiations are under way. According to CNA’s Director of International Relations, Sueme Mori, tariff exemptions could expand access for Brazilian agribusiness products to the Arab market.
