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KIZAD supports Brazilian businesses in UAE
This Thursday (10) in your ANBA Bulletin: The Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (KIZAD) in the United Arab Emirates has grown as an international base for Brazilian companies. KIZAD commercial director Khalid Al Marzooqi presented in an event at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) earlier this week the services provided by the company. Morocco has exported footwear to the Brazilian market. The Arab country exported around 600 pairs to Brazil in the first two months of the year. And Egypt had been having a large part of its tourism revenues from visits of Russians and Ukrainians, and the war is expected to impact the results achieved by the Arab country. |
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Morocco exported footwear to Brazil in first two months
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Morocco was one of Brazil’s 20 largest international suppliers of footwear year to date through February. The Arab country exported 603 pairs of footwear to the Brazilian market, the Brazilian Footwear Industries Association (Abicalçados) reported.
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Brazil waives tariffs on imported LPG
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The Brazilian Federal Revenue published a normative instruction this Wednesday (9) waiving PIS/PASEP and COFINS rates on imported domestic use 13-kg liquid petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders for domestic use.
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The growth potential of Arab-Brazil trade
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It’s interesting to note that, in a time still market by the uncertainties ushered in by the pandemic, in 2021 the Brazil-Arab trade balance posted its best result since 2014, reaching USD 24.25 billion. And better yet, our country saw a surplus of USD 4.59, after exporting USD 14.42 billion, up 26% year on year, and importing USD 9.83 billion.
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Agribusiness has female presence in Brazil, Arab countries
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Fórum Terraviva Novos Negócios [Terraviva New Business Forum] brought together female executives linked to agribusiness to discuss the sector this Tuesday (8) when International Women’s Day is celebrated, and the topics included the role of Arab women in the field. In addition to the Terraviva channel, which belongs to the Bandeirantes Group, the event was broadcast live on YouTube.
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KIZAD supports Brazilian businesses in the UAE
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Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (KIZAD), a free trade zone in Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, has been growing as a global hub for Brazilian companies. KIZAD offers packages for installing foreign companies, including help with local registration and contacts for doing business.
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Brazil’s Ramax Trading expands in Egyptian market
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Ramax Trading, a Brazilian company, specializing in animal protein, exports its products to over 20 markets around the world, primarily China and Egypt, and seeks to increase the volume of business with the Egyptians. The company reported annual sales of USD 50 million.
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Russian war hampers tourism in Egypt
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Egypt’s tourism had barely begun to recover from the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, which hampered the entry of foreign visitors into the country, and is already facing a new crisis: The war between Russia and Ukraine. The two nations were among the top tourists to the North African country.
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