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This Thursday (11) in your ANBA Bulletin: During an event hosted by Egypt’s Agricultural Exports Council, Brazil’s agricultural attaché in Cairo discussed opportunities for exporters and said there is a huge opportunity for the Egyptian garlic in Brazil. Teles addressed Arab exporters in a webinar that featured Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce secretary-general Tamer Mansour and other experts and authorities from both countries. According to Mansour, most of Egyptian exports to Brazil are benefited by the Mercosur-Egypt free trade agreement. Foreign sales from Brazil went up again, and the IMF called for international support for Sudan. The Fund asks for international assistance through the country’s economic transition. |
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The product Egyptian exporters have the best chance to sell more of to Brazil right now is garlic. So said Brazil’s agricultural attaché in Cairo, Cesar Simas Teles (pictured above) during the webinar “How to Export to Brazil,” targeted at food producers in the Arab country. The event was hosted by Egypt’s Agricultural Exports Council (AEC) this Wednesday (10).
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published a report on the Sudanese economy on Monday, 8, where it calls for international support for the country. “Significant financial assistance from the international community will be needed to incentivize reform and to support the Sudanese population through the difficult transition to a well-functioning market-based economy,” it says.
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The global economic outlook saw significant improvement in March, in the wake of the successful rollout of Covid-19 vaccination campaigns in some countries, and optimism regarding the possibility that the pandemic could be put under control in a few months. However, the results differ greatly from region to region. The analysis is from Coincident Global Barometer, made available by the Brazilian Institute of Economics at Fundação Getulio Vargas (Ibre/FGV).
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Brazil’s government will devise a policy to increase its manufacturing of agricultural fertilizer and minimize reliance on imported products. The country relies for some 80% of its fertilizer needs. An inter-ministerial work group was established to address the topic and met on Tuesday, 9, at Palácio do Planalto.
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Footwear exports from Brazil went up for the second month on end last February. According to the Brazilian Footwear Industry Association (Abicalçados), 9.97 pairs of shoes got shipped from Brazil during the month, fetching USD 61.58 million. This is up 2.5% in shipped volume and 1.1% in revenue as against January, which had seen a 5% increase from December 2020.
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