SEBRAE endeavours to boost trade among Ceará entrepreneurs
06 Mar '08
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A two day long, International Business Meeting, has begun today in Fortaleza, state capital of Ceará. The organizer of this summit is Brazilian Service to Support Micro and Small Enterprises (SEBRAE), which has encouraged entrepreneurship in Brazil for a long time.
This time more than 200 Brazilian and 100 foreign companies are taking part in the meet. Established businessmen from countries like Portugal, Mozambique, Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Argentina, France, Germany, United States, Spain, Mexico and Venezuela are looking forward for venturing into new business contracts.
Handicraft, textile and footwear are some of the major sectors, looking for further expansions in the Portuguese-speaking countries, Europe and South America.
Last year around 250 companies from north-eastern Brazil had come together for business deals. This year, the 12th International Business Meeting hopes to generate good deals and collaborations by bringing together Portuguese-speaking entrepreneurs in Ceará.
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