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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Brazil Goes to the Middle East to Sell Submarines

Brazilian ship builders encouraged by Brazil's resurgent economy, are making a strong bid to enter the naval market in the Middle East and beyond with an array of weaponry including frigates and submarines.

A leader in naval technology, Rio-based Emgepron (Empresa Gerencial de Projetos Navais), a state-owned company linked to Brazil's Ministry of Defense, is displaying its products at the Doha International Maritime Defense Exhibition Conference (Dimdex 2008).

Antonio Loure, a company official said: "As part of our latest business strategy, we realize the importance of winning the Middle East maritime market with a range of high quality naval equipment".

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