In an event held by Brazil’s National Confederation of Industry, government members said the country would present measures taken to reduce deforestation and talk to other countries about actions to fight the impacts of global warming.
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A technology developed by Bemobi offers digital payment solutions, gaming, apps, and services to developing countries. The company’s products are available in Iraq, Morocco, Egypt, and Algeria.
The entry of six nations, including the Arab countries United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, is expected to increase trade and generate more investment. Expanding diplomatic contacts could help resolve shared challenges.
B2Bs between furniture manufacturers and buyers in Brazil’s Paraíba yielded expected sales of USD 1 million and opportunities for companies. New initiatives for the export of ornamental stones and coffee will have Arab buyers.
The event’s first edition is taking place at the Federal University of Sergipe, with a schedule promoting the exchange of experiences and cultures between Latinos and Arabs.
Sustainability, product design, and success stories are among the subjects of the 3rd World Plastic Connection Summit in São Paulo’s Barueri. An Arab Brazilian Chamber director spoke about supplying the Arab market. Brazilian plastics are present in the region.
The renewed sector project between the Brazilian Association of Specialty Coffees and ApexBrasil has Middle East countries as priority markets, in addition to Asian nations. Interest in the product grew after Expo 2020.
Brazilian meat lobby ABPA forecasts a slight growth in the country’s output this year and a decrease in the results of global competitors. No cases of avian influenza have been detected on commercial farms in Brazil.
Brazil is importing less from the North Africa and Middle East states compared to the period from January to July 2022. Major declines include petroleum and petroleum gas and fertilizers.
Arab-Brazilian Chamber CEO Tamer Mansour spoke at Sebrae Global Experience about countries, markets and sectors that can be major buyers of Brazilian goods.
The Rio Grande do Sul entrepreneur sells brands from Lebanon and Tunisia in her store. She is also a sommelière and has already judged olive oils in competitions in Dubai, UAE.
The event that has become the biennial meeting point between Brazilians and Arabs takes place on Monday (4) featuring leaders, experts and businesspeople from both regions. Registration to participate online is open.
In addition to hotels, executives suggested promoting events, such as festivals for halal consumers. The discussion occurred on the last day of the Global Halal Brazil Business Forum.
Specialists discussed origin regulations, new Mercosur trade agreements, and advancements in the digital origin certificate. The online event celebrated the agreement signed between the Arab Brazilian Chamber and the CACB.
