Leonardo Marinho left Brazil in 2013 for Zanzibar, Tanzania, and last June he started a training company for baristas and roasters in Muscat, Oman. A demanding market and opportunities have led him to the Arab world.
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Sustainability, product design, and success stories are among the subjects of the 3rd World Plastic Connection Summit in São Paulo’s Barueri. An Arab Brazilian Chamber director spoke about supplying the Arab market. Brazilian plastics are present in the region.
Professor Mohammed Nadir, PhD, is a visiting scholar at the Federal University of ABC in the Greater São Paulo, where he coordinates the Laboratory of Arab Studies.
This will be Romeiro’s first post as ambassador. The diplomat acted as director of the Middle East Department of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the national capital, Brasília.
MENA economies are expected to grow by 2.2% this year, the World Bank said. The institution forecasted the highest growths for Djibouti, Egypt and Qatar but a slowdown for Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber opened on Thursday (25) the collection of books and maps from the Middle East as well as records of the Duailibi family. Items are in the library of the institution and were donated by advertising executive Roberto Duailibi.
Economies in the region are headed for a slowdown this year, driven by high inflation and the conflict in Sudan. Growth will decrease from last year’s 5.3% to 3.1% in 2023.
Alternative has gained a foothold in the market due to containing less lactose than milk from other animals. A food and beverage consultant points out trends for this product that’s still premium.
In a seminar at the Arab Brazilian Chamber headquarters, a representative of the Brazilian bank spoke about the Riyadh office’s activities and attracting Arab investment to Brazil and Latin America.
Kaly syrup and Meridiano coffee are Brazilian brands that have won costumers in the Arab region. The companies’ sale executives talked about how they entered and grew in the market.
ApexBrasil estimates the business volume at the show could reach USD 4.5 billion, including immediate results and the 12 months following the event.
Thirty-one medical device manufacturers affiliated with the Brazilian Health Devices, a partnership between ABIMO and ApexBrazil, participate in a bid to increase their business in the largest event of the sector in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia led the growth, which was also seen in Africa. At the global level, there was a drop in the number of hotel rooms under construction, according to the report.
‘Scattered Barriers’ airs on the platform on January 12. Netflix is continuing its investment in Middle Eastern content.