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This Wednesday (22) in your ANBA Bulletin: the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce is organizing a lecture series starting tomorrow (23) at Vale do Itajaí University (Univali), in Santa Catarina, on subjects relating to Arab markets. The first speaker will be the Chamber's CEO Michel Alaby (pictured above), who'll discuss the cultural side of deal-making between Brazilians and Arabs. The Chamber opened an office in Itajaí, a city with a port in Santa Catarina. “We are trying to get closer to academia and local business owners to instill in them the importance of foreign trade, especially with the Arab countries,” said Alaby.
Attorney Mariana Vicentini Taylor, who specializes in intellectual property, spoke at the Arab Chamber headquarters in São Paulo. She explained how Brazilian enterprises can register their trademarks in other countries. “[Registering a trademark] ensures the owner exclusive use of a brand for specific goods and services,” she said.
And Algeria's Ministry of Public Works and Transport is inviting Brazilian building companies to join the 16th International Public Works Exhibition from November 21 to 25 in Algiers. “Algeria boasts a stable economy and its government is planning to invest heavily in infrastructure projects, such as the building and renovation of ports and airports, road reconstruction and the building of the Trans Sahara Highway,” said Algeria's ambassador to Brasília Toufik Dahmani. |
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São Paulo – Next Thursday (23), at 7 pm, the Vale do Itajaí University (Univali), in Itajaí, state of Santa Catarina, will hold a lecture on how the context of doing business within Brazil and the Arab countries relations is influenced by culture.
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São Paulo – Brazilian companies looking to register their trademarks in other countries can go any of several different routes and must pick the best approach for them, attorney Mariana Vicentini Taylor said.
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São Paulo – Algeria’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport is inviting Brazilian building companies to join the 16th International Public Works Exhibition (SITP 2018) from November 21 to 25 at the Palais des Expositions Pins Maritimes in Algiers (pictured above).
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São Paulo – Venue Casarão de Ideias in Manaus, Amazonas is hosting Mémoire Fixe, a photo collage exhibition that traces back the memories of Lebanese photographer Jacques Menassa, opening at 7 pm on Thursday (23).
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São Paulo – The numbers of this year’s Hajj pilgrimage, in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, surpassed last year’s, according to the country’s General Authority for Statistics. According to the Saudi statistics department, the total number of international and local Muslims that visited Mecca this Monday (20) reached 2,371,675.
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Brasília – In 1998, Brazil had 15,800 exporting companies. Twenty years later, the number of exporting companies jumped to 25,400 last year, a 60% hike.
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