The Brazil & Arab Countries Economic Forum brought together experts to discuss barriers and solutions artificial intelligence can provide in people’s digital journey.
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The Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce signed partnerships with the Ras Al Khaimah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce during the Brazil & Arab Countries Economic Forum.
At the third panel of the Brazil & Arab Countries Economic Forum, panelists shared experiences and ideas on the need to explore new trade routes.
Despite volatile agricultural input prices, Brazil is seen as a reliable food supplier.
The first debate at the 5th Brazil & Arab Countries Economic Forum focused on the impact of Middle East conflicts on the global economy and alternative business solutions.
At the opening of the Brazil & Arab Countries Economic Forum, speakers said the relationship between Brazil and Arab countries could evolve beyond trade and highlighted challenges in the Middle East.
Business matchmaking event organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber connects potential buyers from six Arab companies with 36 Brazilian food and beverage suppliers.
Diplomats from Egypt and Brazil highlighted the strengthening of bilateral cooperation and closer ties between Egypt and Mercosur during a reception held in Brasília.
Exports are up 18.2% so far this year, totaling USD 266.1 million, according to data from Brazil’s trade ministry. Beef and live cattle are among the country’s leading exports.
During a visit to the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, the Arab country’s ambassador said he hopes to make trade between the two nations more frequent.
A delegation from the Minas Gerais Investment and Foreign Trade Promotion Agency visited the Arab-Brazilian Chamber to discuss ways to expand exports and investment from Arab countries in the southeastern state.
Sebrae Global Experience showed entrepreneurs how international trade can help expand their businesses. The Arab-Brazilian Chamber presented the Middle East and North Africa as promising markets for Brazilian products.
The former president of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber took office as president of the Rotary Club of São Paulo on Wednesday (1) in São Paulo. He handed out dates to attendees, drawing a parallel with the new administration’s motto: “Create Lasting Impact.”
Malaysia’s export promotion agency held an event at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce to present business opportunities in the country, including access to the Southeast Asian market and participation in the MIHAS trade fair.
