During a visit to Brazil, the Chairman of the External Relations Committee of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce invited Brazilian businesspeople to grow with his country as it rebuilds.
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In this opinion piece, attorney Samir Nemer reflects on what Middle Eastern investors are really looking for and argues that corporate preparedness has become the greatest competitive advantage.
In an article, Sudan’s ambassador to Brazil, Ahmed Swar, highlights the importance of cotton to the Sudanese economy and says Brazil could be an important partner in boosting the crop’s productivity.
Funding in transport infrastructure, energy, and customs technology promises to increase the volume and efficiency of business between Brazil and Arab countries.
The General Company for Roads and Water Projects in Syria is seeking companies to help develop its operations, increase capacity, and improve the productivity of its units in Latakia and Tartous.
Jorginho Mello was welcomed by Arab diplomats in a meeting where investments in the state were discussed.
Trade between the two countries was also a topic at the meeting of foreign ministers held on the sidelines of the BRICS summit.
Lawyer Marcelo Lucas writes an article about the Arab country as an investment destination, its benefits, and economic environment. With offices in Dubai and Riyadh, he will lead a delegation of Brazilian businesspeople to Oman next weekend.
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion presented economic data for 2024, including commercial registrations and foreign direct investment, both of which rose.
In a meeting at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, the Kuwaiti ambassador in Brasília, Talal Rashed Almansour, discussed with the institution’s executives the next steps of an agenda to promote trade and investment.
In an article sent to ANBA, Ambassador Ahmed Swar, charge d’affaires of the Sudanese Embassy in Brasília, provides an overview of his country’s history leading to the development of its current economic activities and invites Brazilian investors to enter the Sudanese market.
In partnership with a local businessman, the hair products company will have showrooms and beauty salons in the city of Sousse.
Last year, the Saudi economy was boosted by private consumption and non-oil investment. According to the IMF, the country is making progress in its diversification efforts. Non-oil GDP is expected to grow by 3.5% in 2024.
During the FII Priority, Aloizio Mercadante, President of the Brazilian state development bank BNDES, highlighted Brazil’s green and energy potential, in a bid to attract investments from the Gulf.
