Former Brazilian president Michel Temer led a humanitarian mission to Lebanon. He was the second international authority to visit the country, after the president of France. He looked back on the trip during an Arab Brazilian Chamber webinar.
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A Brazilian military plane took off from Guarulhos this Wednesday (12) taking 6 tonnes of donations following the explosion in Lebanon. The Arab Chamber collaborated.
In an article on the Saudi Gazette daily, Rubens Hannun argues that Brazil’s trade relations with the region have grown stronger in the wake of Jair Bolsonaro’s visit.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber and defense industry association Abimde are hosting a seminar next Tuesday (10) in São Paulo to discuss, with companies and other entities, how to take advantage of the doors that have been opened by the president’s trip to Arab countries in October.
The newly-accredited companies will be allowed to ship beef to the Arab country. The announcement was made by Brazil’s Agriculture minister Tereza Cristina.
Alfanar is an industrial and construction conglomerate that operates in the power sector in several countries. Arab Chamber executives visited the company’s complex outside Riyadh.
Partnerships were entered into during a seminar that featured president Jair Bolsonaro, including between ANBA and Arab News newspaper.
The president said the country surpassed his expectations and underscored his good relations with crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
The announcement came in the wake of a meeting between president Jair Bolsonaro and Saudi Arabian crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
Brazilian pharma company signed an agreement with the country’s industrial development agency to prospect the market and decide a potential business model.
President Jair Bolsonaro said discussions with authorities in the Arab country concerned mostly the defense industry, but also food security.
Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil mentioned opportunities in infrastructure that can be advantageous to both sides. He joined a business seminar in Abu Dhabi.
President Jair Bolsonaro’s visit to the Arab country will mark a step forward, according to the head of Brazil’s diplomatic representation in Abu Dhabi, Fernando Igreja.
Brazil’s president is slated to travel to the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia from October 25 to 31. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the trip is intended to publicize investment opportunities in Brazil and foster exports.
