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Brasilia - A
Brazilian trade mission led by Minister for
Development, Industry and Foreign Trade
Miguel Jorge will tour Ghana, Senegal,
Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea from June
7-12.
Imagen activa A Ministry source says the
mission will boost Brazilian investments and
explore for potential cooperation through
seminars, fairs, forums and business
meetings.
The mission is made up of executives from
the food and drinks, machinery, computer
technology, textiles, shoes, energy,
defense, infrastructure and mining
industries.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da
Silva said in his TV weekly broadcast Cafe
con el presidente that further exploring
countries alike Brazil is the boldest task
ahead because it opens markets to Brazilian
productions.
He added that in this globalized world
Brazil can not wait for buyers to rap at its
door. Salers like us must rap at other doors
and show that we exist and have products.
That will help "Brazil win an extraordinary
space in the economic, financial and,
namely, in the industrialized world."
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