Countries of the bloc agreed to lower taxes on products from nations outside the bloc.
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Bilateral relations in all sectors were maintained, according to authorities who spoke at the opening of the Economic Sustainability Forum in Dubai this Sunday (3). Brazilian vice president Hamilton Mourão was the guest of honor at the event.
Specialists discussed origin regulations, new Mercosur trade agreements, and advancements in the digital origin certificate. The online event celebrated the agreement signed between the Arab Brazilian Chamber and the CACB.
The free trade agreement’s committee is expected to meet in September, and one of its topics may be to accelerate tariff reductions. As a representative for Brazilian companies, CNI will propose the discussion and revise origin regulations for vehicles and auto parts.
Oranges from Egypt broke into the Brazilian market last May, and imports are going on, giving more options to local consumers.
The organization partnered up with the Confederation of Trade and Business Associations in Brazil (CACB) and the service is being made available in São Paulo and Itajaí since early February. Preferential certificates of origin are a requirement for eligibility for tariff breaks or tariff exemption in trade with countries that sustain free trade agreements with Brazil.
Brazil’s FM said in a meeting of the highest-level agency of the bloc that revising its CET is a priority and will benefit international trade and investments.
Registration is open for the free online event slated for Wednesday (2), 9 am (BRT). The event will be hosted by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, and simultaneous translation into English and Portuguese will be available.
An online event will delve into the free trade agreement between the Arab country and the economic bloc, which provides for the gradual easing of tariffs and is into its fourth year. Registration is available. Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce secretary-general Tamer Mansour will participate.
The Egypt-Mercosur free trade agreement had its third anniversary on September 1st. Since it became effective, exports from Brazil to Egypt climbed 21.1%, according to the National Confederation of Industries (CNI).
Akira Yamada gave a statement during a Senate session marking the 111th anniversary of Japanese immigration. Brazil is home to the largest Japanese community outside of Japan.
The conclusion of talks – which had begun in 1999 – was announced this Friday in Brussels.
The Egyptian Commercial Office in Sao Paulo will bring food samples of at least 20 companies to its stand at the show. The Arab Brazilian Chamber supports it.
Brazil’s vice president convened with Lebanon’s president Michel Aoun Friday in Beirut. They discussed a free-trade agreement.
