Representatives from the Arab country visited São Paulo in search of business opportunities and partnerships with Brazilian firms.
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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.
The Arab country has developed an action plan for the period 2026–2030, in partnership with the UN agency, focusing on early childhood learning and adolescent skills development.
Brazil’s factory will ship Commander model units to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain by the end of the year. The first units have already been shipped.
The environmental authority conducted a survey identifying the locations of sooty falcon nests in two provinces of the country, during the second phase of a study on the birds.
Diplomats from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Kuwait are on an official visit in the Pará state’s city ahead of COP30. They held meetings with the Minister of Tourism and the state governor.
Three countries have greenlit chicken meat imports from Brazil according to the latest update from the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. In the Arab world, restrictions have been lifted in all but two countries.
Oman’s sovereign fund has acquired a majority stake in the Brazilian-based trading company Agribrasil, which sold over 1 million tons’ worth of grain in the first quarter of this year. The company ships product to the Middle East and North Africa.
Leaders of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) welcomed the new Omani ambassador to Brazil, Abdulghaffar Al Bulushi (pictured, C). The ABCC’s president, William Adib Dib Jr. (L), and vice president of international relations and secretary-general, Mohamad Mourad (R), met with the diplomat last week in Brasília. Supplied
Nabil Lakhal leaves the Latin American country after a year and a half in office and an increase in trade exchanges. A dinner held in Brasília marked the diplomat’s farewell and the arrival of representatives from Oman and Mauritania to the country.
With integrated economic, tourism, and environmental goals, the Arab country is developing its 30 nature reserves. The initiative includes environmental protection and the creation of leisure facilities such as stargazing parks, sustainable campsites, and safari tours.
The country has qualified for the world football championship after beating Oman and watching as South Korea defeated Iraq.
