Najeem Salim Rawther is the head of trading company Falcon. He is part of a business delegation in Brazil to explore opportunities in the fruit sector under an ApexBrasil project.
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Exporta Mais Brasil brings buyers from 16 countries to visit farms, take part in business roundtables, and attend the Fruit Attraction fair in São Paulo. A company from Oman is part of the delegation.
At its first meeting of the year, Oman Tender Board greenlighted the implementation of several projects in the country, including the construction of dams and roads, investments in IT, and sports facilities.
The Brazilian meatpacker invested USD 150 million in a business producing poultry, beef, and lamb in the Arab country, which also has a stake held by Oman Food Capital (OFC).
The “Why Brazil?” event will showcase opportunities between the two countries, featuring presentations and meetings with entrepreneurs.
The Oman Expo & International Forum will bring government and private sector representatives to Muscat in early February for a series of events aimed at strengthening the Arab country’s bilateral ties.
The Arab country reports improved environmental performance, climbing international rankings through actions such as investing in nature reserves, tree planting, and environmental education.
Oman Sail secured a spot in the Star Sailors League Gold Cup (SSL) during qualifiers in Thailand. The event will take place in Brazil at the end of next year.
Oman National Day was celebrated in Brasília on Thursday (27) at an event hosted by the Embassy of Oman in Brazil. Ambassador Abdulghaffar Al Bulushi welcomed the guests, including Brazilian officials and diplomats. Clélio Nivaldo Crippa Filho, Director of the Middle East Department at Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, attended the celebration. The Arab-Brazilian Chamber
Residents of Muscat watch a naval parade celebrating Oman’s 55th National Day. Along the capital’s coast, people of all ages celebrate, waving flags as they watch the festive display. National holidays are usually days of celebration across Arab countries. ©Ozkan Bilgin/Anadolu/AFP
Representatives from the Arab country visited São Paulo in search of business opportunities and partnerships with Brazilian firms.
Scientists from the Arab country visited Brazil last week to learn about the practices developed by Brazil’s state-run agricultural center Embrapa to combat pests affecting coconut trees.
The three teams, along with Brazil, have already secured their spots in next year’s FIFA football championship. Other Arab national teams may confirm their qualification in October.
The event, hosted by the Brazilian embassy, was held at a hotel in the Gulf country’s capital, Muscat, and brought together local politicians and business representatives.
