In an article, IDB do Brasil Trading CEO Erick Isoppo and Head of Operations Jessé Alan say that Brazil’s adoption of the Single Import Declaration (DUIMP) could boost investments held back by bureaucracy and highlight the changes compared to the previous Import Declaration (DI).
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Four months ago, Laudemar Aguiar Neto took over his position as secretary for Trade Promotion, Science, Technology, Innovation and Culture at Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He wants cooperation with the private sector, the academy and other stakeholders.
Brazilian government has worked to reduce the time needed for import procedures to the same level of exports. By the end of the month, the air cargo clearance time will be shortened by 90%. In an interview with ANBA, SECEX executives talked about the new trade modernization features.
Starting March 1, 2023, all export processes from Brazil to Jordan will take place on the Easy Trade platform of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, which held an event to inform exporters on the tool.
Companies embracing digital transformation tend to be more successful in international markets. In an interview with ANBA, UFRGS professor Alejandro Germán Frank spoke about the subject and gave tips on what it takes to transform into digital.
An online event held by IRICE addressed the perspectives of international trade with presentations by Arab Brazilian Chamber president Osmar Chohfi, ambassador Rubens Barbosa, FIESP’s Tatiana Prazeres, and Cindes’s Sandra Rios.
At an event held by Sebrae in Rio de Janeiro, the secretary-general and CEO of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Tamer Mansour, spoke about essential steps in the internationalization of companies.
Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi met with president Osmar Chohfi and secretary-general Tamer Mansour. They spoke about trade opportunities between Brazil and the UAE.
Executive Vicente Santos Jr. (pictured above), from Broker Comex, pens an article on how the pandemic context affects activities in ports and customs and demands more attention from exporters and importers to the area.
In addition to the increase in exports and imports, Brazil is expected to see a record-high surplus in foreign trade. According to the Brazilian Foreign Trade Association, which made the forecast, the results will primarly come from the rise in commodity prices.
Experts describe what changes COVID-19 has brought to international commodity trading and what processes and behaviors have come to stay.
Imports dropped faster than exports, driving a USD 6 billion surplus in September.
Female Arab business leaders discussed opportunities in countries such as Kuwait and Morocco, which are opening up to new endeavors, during a webinar hosted this Wednesday (16) by the Arab Brazilian Chamber’s WAHI women’s committee and the WIT group.
The Brazilian Toiletry, Perfume and Cosmetics Industry Association released this Monday its calendar of trips in partnership with the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
