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 Re: وفد من شركة كنانة يبحث فى البرازيل تطوير صناعة الكحول (Re: حيدر حسن ميرغني)
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Sudanese executives seek business in Brazil
Four executives of the Kenana Sugar Company, Sudan's leading sugar company, will be in Brazil beginning on next
Friday (3rd). The group will come to the country to become more closely acquainted with the Brazilian expertise in the field of alcohol fuel. They are interested, according to the Market Development coordinator at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Rodrigo Solano, in getting to know more about the mixing of ethanol into gasoline, market formation for a new product such as alcohol, transportation, handling and storage, as well the Brazilian laws for the field, and the production of flex-fuel vehicles (which run both on alcohol and gasoline).
The trip to Brazil started being organised during a visit paid by Solano and the Market Development analyst at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Jean Gonçalves da Silva, to the company's premises in Sudan, in February this year. The Kenana delegation coming to Brazil will be comprised of the Product Development manager, Sara Elkarib, the executive Hind Badr, the Refinery Administration manager, Abdelmunim Gaafar, and the Project Development executive, Abdelwahab Abuelrish.
In Brazil, the group will engage in several activities, which are being organised with support from the Arab Brazilian Chamber and the Sudanese Embassy in Brasيlia (the Brazilian capital). In Brazil, the Kenana executives should visit organisations linked to the alcohol and sugar sector and technology centres in the field, as well as companies that manufacture products for the segment. According to initial forecasts, they should remain in the country until the second half of the month, and next Friday they will pay a visit to the head offices of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, in the southeastern Brazilian city of Sمo Paulo, to meet the leaders at the organisation.
"Any visit of foreigners to Brazil to get acquainted with centres of excellence in the alcohol and sugar field is interesting, because the country may sell machinery for the sector," says the secretary-general at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Michel Alaby. The secretary-general states that it might be advantageous for Brazil to produce alcohol and sugar in partnership with Sudan. "Brazil is hindered by barriers in the field, imposed by the European Union and the United States. The establishment of production platforms in other countries, like Sudan, might be a way around those barriers," says Alaby. Kenana has already manifested its intention of establishing partnerships with Brazilian companies in the ethanol field.
This will not be the first visit paid by Kenana representatives to Brazil. They have already been in the country on other occasions, seeking exchange and business opportunities in the field of ethanol and sugar. The company produces 450,000 tonnes of sugar per year, and should also start to produce ethanol in the coming years. According to an article published by ANBA in January this year, Kenana wants to double its sugar production within three years. The company is expanding its capacity by building new industrial plants. Sugar produced by the company is made using raw sugar bought from other regions, such as Brazil, and sugar cane planted in Sudan itself.
The company imports 60,000 tonnes per year of raw sugar from Brazil for processing. Some of Kenana's sugar cane harvesting machinery was purchased from Brazil. Furthermore, a variety of cane used by the Sudanese company is originally from Sمo Paulo. The sugar produced by the company is consumed in the domestic market and exported to countries in Europe and the Gulf region. Kenana is headquartered in the city of Rabak, 300 kilometres south of the country capital, Khartoum. It is a mixed capital company (private and state-owned). The majority shareholder is the Sudanese government.
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in getting to know more about the mixing of ethanol into gasoline,
يعني عرباتنا تنصقع كده من صباح الرحمن بالخلطة العجيبة دي
ولو عملت حادث ما في بوليس بيسألها
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شوف الوفد مكون من الجنسين لضمان سلامة سياراتنا النسائية والرجالية من خطر الإدمان
Product Development manager, Sara Elkarib
the executive Hind Badr
the Refinery Administration manager, Abdelmunim Gaafar
the Project Development executive, Abdelwahab Abuelrish
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حيدر حسن ميرغني
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست