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This Monday (6) in your ANBA Bulletin: Expo 2020 Dubai boosts travel package sales in Brazilian travel agencies to the United Arab Emirates. The world's fair, which will start on October 1, is attracting tourists to the destination.
Discover the foods Lebanon wants to export to Brazil. Entrepreneurs from the Arab country presented their products to Brazilian importers at an online show last week. Learn more about each one of the companies.
Açaí brand Sambazon entered the Egyptian market this year. The company has partnered with the Gourmet Egypt supermarket chain to sell the product at the chain's stores and foodservice points of sale.
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Brazilian açaí arrives at Egyptian retail and foodservice
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The açaí brand Sambazon entered the Egyptian market this year. In partnership with the premium supermarket chain Gourmet Egypt, the product is being distributed both in the chain’s stores and in food service points such as cafes and restaurants. The company is already shipping its second container, now traveling by sea to the North African Arab country.
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Discover the foods Lebanon wants to export to Brazil
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Olive oils, olives, vinegar, cannery, herbs and spices, jams, sauces, frozen foods, and syrups. These were some of the products presented this Thursday (2) on the first day of the online Lebanese products show, organized by the Embassy of Lebanon to Brasília. The event brought 11 Lebanese companies, five of which specialize in olive oil. The estimated audience was 100 Brazilian importers.
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Expo 2020 drives Brazilian tourism to Dubai
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Expo 2020 Dubai, a world’s fair to take place in the United Arab Emirates from October 1 this year to March 31, 2022, is driving sales in Brazilian travel agencies. The organizers of the event expect to receive around 25 million visitors, maintaining the pre-pandemic audience forecast. The Arab country was one of the first to reopen its borders and encourage the resumption of tourism and has been aggressively marketing to attract business and leisure tourists during the event, the largest ever held in the UAE.
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Oil: Brazil’s Agency wants foreigners to suggest bid areas
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The Brazilian National Agency for Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP) approved a public consultation and hearing this Thursday (2) to change the sector’s regulation and allow legal entities incorporated under foreign law to suggest oil and gas areas for inclusion in sector bids.
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Brazil has 40% of population vaccinated against COVID-19
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A balance released this Friday (3) by the Brazilian Ministry of Health indicates that 40% of the Brazilian population over the age of 18 – 64 million people – have already completed vaccination against COVID-19, with the second or single shot. Concerning the first shot, 132 million Brazilians have already received it. The figure represents 83.4% of the target immunization of 160 million adults in the country.
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First group of female soldiers graduate in Saudi Arabia
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The first group of Saudi female soldiers graduated this week at the Women’s Cadre Training Center of the Saudi Arabian Armed Forces after completing 14 weeks of basic training. The news was published on the Saudi news website Arab News this Thursday (2).
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