Companies such as Ecotrading, Intercroma, and Almina established contacts with government and private sector institutions in the UAE and Qatar. The Brazilians’ perspective is for the mission to generate significant business.
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Institution heads were in Manama this Wednesday (20) and agreed to carry out a series of activities with entities from Bahrain and other Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
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.
Arab Brazilian Chamber leaders met with Federation of GCC Chambers representatives and proposed a series of actions to bring the regions closer together.
So far, the United Arab Emirates had vaccinated only citizens and residents. Tourists in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the Gulf country, can now receive Pfizer and Sinopharm vaccines.
Smart cities are an example of an investment that combines technology and sustainability in Arab countries, said Arab Brazilian Chamber secretary-general Tamer Mansour during the PetroTic seminar. The event took place online on Thursday (27).
Over luncheon at the residence of Kuwait’s ambassador to Brasília, Brazil’s president and diplomats from Gulf countries went over ways to enhance trade relations.
Going forward, ANBA will delve into Brazilian-Arab relations in weekly podcasts. The first two episodes went up on the website this Thursday (15).
According to forecast made public by an IMF official on Tuesday (30), the region’s GDP will contract more than it had been projected in April, due to the coronavirus impacts on the economy activity and the low prices of hydrocarbons.
Several Arab countries made their announcements this Monday (16), in the wake of a historical interest rate cut put in place by the United States.
As of May, warehouses and cold storage chambers will require halal certification. The change applies to Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Bahrain will be launched as a tourist destination by Brazilian company Lynden over the next months. The company owned by Lebanese businessman Kháled Fayez Mahassen will work to have more packages in Qatar and Oman, too.
An IMF report urges Gulf Cooperation Council member countries to tailor their fiscal policies to match the commodity’s prices, which are expected to decline in the next two decades.
Event on the 29th in São Paulo is aimed at food companies, especially those that are going to participate in Gulfood in Dubai. Focus will be the market of Arab countries in the Gulf.