The Arab country established a Council for Digital Economy and seeks to increase the contribution of the sector to the GDP to 20% over the next 10 years.
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The Arab country is the leading destination of egg exports from Brazil and stepped up its imports in the first two months of the year to 3,500 tonnes.
The event ‘Business Opportunities and Advantages in the United Arab Emirates’ will be hosted by Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi and the Arab Brazilian Chamber next Tuesday (8) in an in-person format in the city of São Paulo. Registration is open.
Representatives of Brazilian companies had a business program this week in the UAE as part of the CNI mission to the country, which occurred with the support of the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
The United Arab Emirates, the third leading destination for the Brazilian product, increased purchases by 108% compared to the same month in 2020.
Net Zero by 2050 Strategic Initiative intends to zero greenhouse gas emissions. Announcement was made during Expo 2020 Dubai.
Brazil’s Ministries of Economy and Foreign Affairs have reported that the Gulf Cooperation Council has concluded a safeguard investigation on imports of steel products and will not impose measures against Brazil.
The Brazilian minister of Tourism is seeking partnerships to establish an EMBRATUR space in the United Arab Emirates. This week, he met with the ambassador of the UAE to Brazil, Saleh Alsuwaidi.
Young Rhayssa Braz has always studied in public schools and is now preparing to live and study in the United Arab Emirates. The course she was accepted is part of the project uniting the University of Abu Dhabi with Minerva, an institution from the United States.
A protocol signed by the two countries in 2018 came into force, eliminating double taxation on income and improving legal security and the business environment.
The Prize’s 2022 edition will accept submissions until May 6. Global prize fund of USD 3 million will be split among the winners.
Online event brings movies by Palestine’s Annemarie Jacir and UAE’s Nujoom Al-Ghanem to the Brazilian audience. They will also have their poems recited in performances during a sarau. The event starts on April 7.
The group will work to build an interparliamentary cooperation service to advance bilateral relations between the legislative branches in both countries.
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.
