Mission brought Brazilian businesspeople closer to Arabs

Mission brought Brazilian businesspeople closer to Arabs

São Paulo – The Brazilian National Confederation of Industry (CNI) finished this Friday (19) the trade mission activities organized to the United Arab Emirates, in which Brazilian entrepreneurs were able to make business contacts and learn about the opportunities and economic reality of the Arab country. The delegation was the largest ever sent to the UAE, with over 320 representatives from 230 Brazilian companies, according to information from the CNI press office. The mission began on November 13, first with debates in which leaders from the private and public sectors in Brazil and the UAE exchanged their views on the relationship between the two countries. From November 16 onwards, they had a program focused on business. On Wednesday (17), the CNI signed an MoU with the Federation of UAE Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FCCI), establishing a Brazil–UAE Business Council. The mission arriving at Expo 2020 Dubai The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) was one of the institutions supporting the CNI mission. At the opening of the business program (pictured above), on November 16, ABCC's New Business director, Daniella Leite, gave tips to the business people about entering the Arab market. According to her, the visit to the country